Tag: Short Fiction
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He liberated his wounds with liquor At the bus depot on some side of Manhattan Haunted memories pipe forth from… Read more.
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Dusk casts a copper-scented glow The passing on the paneled facade gently burns Memories on construction paper taped to the… Read more.
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Flittering filth and glass lenses. The dais waits under fuzzy white light. The podium is propped. The whole of the… Read more.
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I ordered two kitchen sinks because I’m crazy. They’re for my blue pastel villa in Italy. The blue is cerulean… Read more.
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I spun the little silver spark wheel of yet another cheap cigarette lighter while looking out the window at laughter.… Read more.
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I went to get a haircut today but instead I got cut by the jabberwocky of life. I never even… Read more.
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Josiah climbed out of the car. He had been feeling nervous about just sitting in a stolen vehicle. He needed… Read more.
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We just can’t anymore. This abysmal toast of every morning. The spotted sunrise. The opiate day curtains. The panic, the… Read more.
