Short Story by Ann Lightcap Bruno
Over the years, my memory has cast that night in moon and crickets and lilacs, dialogue even, although it’s all a lie.
Short Stories
Open Bar
Nov 19, 2012
Cancer Is a Killer, and So Am I
Sep 24, 2012
Short Story by Mark Brazaitis
Although other people’s deaths comfort me, I am not rooting for mass extinction.
This Is Recession
May 21, 2012
Short Story by Sean Ennis
Like a lot of people who adopt dogs, Clip was in need of rescue himself.
Solitaire
Apr 09, 2012
Short Story by Martha Rosenthal
Sometimes I think creativity can only be released when you’re so goddamned bored there’s nothing else to do.
Daddy’s Choice
Dec 02, 2011
Short Story by Brian Sutton
Although his eyes are on the road, he's certain that once in awhile, after mouthing some of the words, she glances over at him and smirks.
Same as You
Aug 01, 2011
Short Story by William Robinson
I even contemplated leaving a note, something short and sweet like, Seasons change. People don’t. No hard feelings?
