Back In The Saddle Again by Doug Hawley
Back In The Saddle Again by Doug Hawley The man knocked on the door of the cabin in a saddle, the slight depression in the trail between the lower part of Hawley Hill and...
Back In The Saddle Again by Doug Hawley The man knocked on the door of the cabin in a saddle, the slight depression in the trail between the lower part of Hawley Hill and...
Trust Issues by Alastair Millar Be a paranormal investigator, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. And I’d believed them. I hugged the wall in a shabby hallway, while my partner Phil the Brick...
Stay by Shevy Meeker Chapter 1In a small town lived an elderly clockmaker named Clara. Though her skill was unmatched in crafting exquisite timepieces, only she knew they contained a touch of magic—each was...
Misdiagnosis by Evan Kaiser “Check it out: I am the LORD, thy freaking GOD.” “Check yourself out. Out of my damn head, already!” Stanley Fozawicz had been jousting with this, his latest phantasm, for...
The Painter by David MacMillan The humans, they stream through here day after day. They pass by. Past my pen, and the pens of others. It appears that they are fascinated by us, by...
Perdition Gaze by Mark Stanski “Close your eyes until I tell you where to look. The first person you see with your new eyes is vital. We’ve chosen her with care,” said Darkfire. The...
Editor’s Note: This short story is a work of fiction. The views expressed in this fiction are solely of its author. This fiction does not reflect nor represent the views, beliefs and opinions of...
The Last Confession of a College Basketball Coachby Dan Plagens Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It has been four or five seasons since my last confession. I’m the head coach of the...
Panorama – The Night Owl Superhero by Jon Moray “Where do we set up camp?” asked Conrad, the eager camper that just earned a degree in Wildlife Science. “Just a few hundred yards more....
Red Lights by Danielle Ramaekers Suspended in front of her face was a small creature radiating a soft red light. Not too glary, but enough to illuminate from its head down to its tiny...