By Igor Dyachishin

Indistinguishable and unpretentious, a plain-looking one-storey house sits among many others like it in the suburbs. Its front door is open, allowing just a little

By Julie Wornan

Do you recall, when we were small,
The tales grandmothers told
Of the magic, mighty Little Ones
In the distant days of old?

No bigger than a pumpkin

By A J Dalton

seems that so-called ghosts
are time-echoes
though to them
we’re the ethereal ones
probably
stupidly… and I’m embarrassed
I d
fell
in love with

 By J. S. O'Keefe

“Every time you tell me something I will reply that you said the same thing yesterday. Let’s start, okay?”

“That’s stupid.”

“That’s what you said

By Julie Wornan

Scene : a clearing in the woods, with a fire (a painted one, hopefully!)

Characters:

A CAVE MAN and a CAVE WOMAN

(standing or seated on

By Robert Runté

Professor Hartwell cut Fami off before he could even turn on the projector.  “Skip the presentation,” he said, waving his hand airily. “We’ve all read your

By Kevin J. Phyland

It was raining the night we abandoned the Liars' Club meeting.

It was guest night, which meant members could bring along a guest who might tell a superior

By DC Diamondopolous

Eleven a.m. and not a cloud in the sky as I took off from Oaks Field headed for Miami.

Beside me was my copilot and best-man-to-be Ross, whistling “Riders

By -Jackie Taylor Gent

It was an eyesore! The front yard never failed to make the girl’s heart sink.

The stink hit her nostrils as she turned into Apostle Lane. Kitchen scraps

By Philip Milne

Final report of Atlas, Bunker Mind for the New Horizons Project — 05/07/4512

It has been over 2,000 years since an unknown entity transformed me

By David Dumouriez

Well, LeeAnn had always had an exemplary sense of humour. No banter was too zany; no prank too complicated or too lame. That was just the way she was constructed, and