Short Story

Fiction | Short Story
Nice to meet you,Mr.Half-Vampire

Chapter 1 Do you believe that there are wizards in the world?I can tell you that I believe it.More than that,I am a wizard,actually,a witch. Do you believe that there are some vampires around you?Before last year,I didn’t believe this at all.You know, Although the textbook of Magic School tells us that the vampire is […]

Jan 7, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
A Childhood Friend Contacted Me Out of the Blue and the Reason Why Will Horrify You – Part I

Two crazy things happened to me last year. Firstly, after years of procrastination, I decided to finally to pursue my dream of authoring a novel in the young adult/supernatural fantasy genre (for brevity, let’s just say something along the lines of Harry Potter, or Twilight if it didn’t completely blow). Up to this point, I’d […]

Jan 7, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
The Highway Part I.

Every day for the last eight months, I’ve walked down the highway after dark. I find that, amonst other things, it helps clear my head after a soul-crushing day of data entry and meaningless office chatter. Now it’s become so much part of my routine that every day after I leave work I feel a […]

Jan 5, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
A Wolf Below Anoterra Lake

When Avery Hall saw the low shadow across the distant trees, he knew it was a wolf. Dogs waste movement. They lean, bounce, waddle, their hind legs extend too far, their tongues loll, their eyes fail. Time is their only predator, a bowl their only prey. The woods keeps the wolf’s arrow point sharp. Across […]

Dec 14, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Trout

Place the trout upon the pan, she whispered.

Dec 11, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
No Holiday for Psychics

The true crime books made it worse. My mind got to be a blender of murders.

Dec 8, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Woozy Parousia

At least in Vietnam there had been a kind of narrative playing itself out. Half a century later, the past next-door sees them no longer bending towards anything. News items reach a prolonged, flat culmination. Historical headway and the whole idea slowly flanked by skeletons.   Somewhere along the line a gatemaker stands a long […]

Dec 7, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
We Were Two Girls, Playing, Until

“Oh shit,” screams Maya, giving us away. He runs at us.

Dec 1, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
The Day I Realized My Greatest Mistake

This is a story of one big mistake, which seemed to be the right choice in the beginning.

Nov 25, 2017
Fiction | Short Story
Prometheus – An Open Letter

I’m setting the record straight.

Nov 21, 2017