Fiction

Fiction | Short Story
The Writer

“You wrote this?” she asked, her eyes glistening. It was as if the one thing she’d wanted her entire life had miraculously appeared before her. “I mean, I…” He was spared having to finish his sentence. She’d leant back in and hunched over the printed stack of A4, shifting herself purposefully back on the chair […]

Jun 27, 2017
Fiction
Tomcattin’

You got to make hay while the sun shines.

Jun 26, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
The Red Stained Carpet

Part One: In Transit Slumping onto the bus shelter bench, Alec set his book down and sighed. Reading for long periods often gave him headaches, but now he had no choice but to accept them as formality. He zipped up his coat, slid the book back into his bag, and stared blankly past the other […]

Jun 25, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
The Google Docs Will See You Now

Mom must have skipped some meds the day I dropped in on her because she took one look at my iPhone and launched into one of her kvetches. “You know how I worry about those foilishtik internets, but I only nag you about it because I love you. I just want you should not be […]

Jun 21, 2017
Fiction
A Guide for Single Mothers Who Never Want to Get Married

Remember the girl on the wall, the heart in your fist.

Jun 15, 2017
Fiction
What I Told the Wren

Reggae rolling under the breath of an open window. Clementine rinds abandoned in skirt-shapes near the stairs.  We watched the clouds, took stock of the weather to see if the pool party would hold. The party gave time a direction, a Saturday purpose, a sense of momentum–overlarge, suburban–sturdy enough to hide in the pantry and […]

Jun 15, 2017
Fiction
Through The Walls

Sometimes she can hear her sister crying through walls She doesn’t know why she’s crying She doesn’t know why she’s so loud. It’s 3 am. When morning comes, they do not confront; Too afraid to know if she hears her Too afraid to let her know that she does. They let it go, Unspoken. The […]

Jun 13, 2017
Fiction | From the Archives of
Three Reasons I Need A Driver: A Trifecta.

Thoughts on the perils of driving.

Jun 12, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
THE PIT

He walked away from the gates of heaven and stood at the pit of hell. Shirt wrinkled, shoes worn, his face reflected that of a wary traveler. Gabriel moved with purpose and conviction. His entire life experiences as has become the sum total of this moment. His mind was bogged down with burden, stranded in […]

Jun 10, 2017