On the day Coleman Stark discovered that he was a millionaire, clouds swept across the skyline looking for trouble Continue reading Stark by Mark Porter
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A Drill Too Far by Charlie Wade
Some say it’s the car or the wheel, best ever invention I mean. Penicillin, saved millions of lives you know, some Continue reading A Drill Too Far by Charlie Wade
Secret by Ian Ayris
I had a puppy. Once. Long time ago, when I was a kid. Me dad bought it back from the pub on a Thursday. I say Continue reading Secret by Ian Ayris
Soft Tongue by Richard Godwin
He stood in the golden sunlight of the apartment on the second floor of the Boulevard Saint Germain.
The Milkmaid’s Prayer by KJ Hannah Greenberg
Exposure to cows warded against small pox, but not against everlasting forms of scarring.
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Lonely Graves by Mike Smith
Ron Stagers sat solemnly in the cemetery on a gray overcast day. Minute drops of rain sprinkled his forehead. His Continue reading Lonely Graves by Mike Smith
Wicked Woman’s Booty #6: Thar Be Nay Rules ‘ere Gentlemen o’ Fortune Tread
Viper’s aim proved true.
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fata morgana ~by~ Melanie Browne
This morning my scrambled eggs are yellow. The grass on my lawn is green, apples on the counter red. I think of Continue reading fata morgana ~by~ Melanie Browne
Fresh Bacon by Richard Godwin
It was noon when they awoke the pig. It was slumbering in the folds of my mother’s lap all the way there.
The Big Issue by Paul D Brazill
You see, they call them issues these days.
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