Down But Not Out Over the past few weeks, FreedomFiction.com experienced intermittent slowdowns and periods of reduced…
The Fedora Angels by Jon Moray The Fedora Angels, Dominic, John, and Bernard congregated at a 50’s…
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A Little White Lie by James C. Clar Honolulu, August 18, 1945 The early morning rain was…
Interview with James C. Clar: An Insight into Investigating Fiction Writing FreedomFiction.com has a new series of…
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The Submission Story: Getting ideas, stories and getting readers FreedomFiction.com publishes a broad range of genres and…
Silken Ribbon by Mehreen Ahmed Fifteen year old Dulal gets off a rickshaw. A car edges out…
Mid-morning, Ramon was at his desk when he heard Sylvia call Tish on the intercom and say…
FreedomFiction.com presents an interview series to know more about our authors and artists. Readers of short fiction…
The Great Divide by Barry Garelick The journey from Michigan to San Francisco took five days starting…
Dale Patrick Smrekar and FreedomFiction.com have launched their first serialised novel through FreedomFiction.com Patreon Page. Presenting The…
FreedomFiction.com presents an interview with J. D. Strunk, hoping to highlight a popular independent author, his personality,…
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A Transfer by June Wolfman “I’m scared,” said Mouse, leaning her thin frame against the doorpost of…
A Sparkle in Time by Philip Matcovsky Lu weaves through the crowd of headbangers in black T-shirts…
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