Early Retirement — by Marian Brooks and Sayantan Halder
Ellie retired today. She was eight and a half. She and Anna had known each other since they were both one week old. Ellie, …
Early Retirement — by Marian Brooks and Sayantan Halder
Ellie retired today. She was eight and a half. She and Anna had known each other since they were both one week old. Ellie, …
Warm Smoke in November — by Luis Ham and Jordan Wester
It had to happen. Eventually, it had to happen. You knew it, and I knew it, and last week it finally did. You made …
Rowena — by Vanessa K. Eccles and Nazareth Horner
No, Rowena is like a rose. She is beautiful and smells of sin, but her thorns cut deep. Just as a rose, you can …
Bartholo — by Martin Hooijmans and Lars de Ruyter
Bartholo was an old man. A very, very old man. Whispers in his village suggested that Death might have passed him by. Rumors were …
Even Rat Pups Laugh Once In A While Part 3 — by Brian Moore and Daniele Murtas
Read the first installment of Even Rat Pups Laugh Once In A While here. Tuesday – The Bells of Frederick Winslow Taylor Middle School The …
It’s Almost Sunday Morning — by Donal Mahoney and Mike S. Young
In the summer of 1956, any Saturday at midnight, especially when the moon was out and the stars were bright, you would be able …
A Day of Such Good Cheer — by Kim Farleigh and Delilah Buckle
Lou and Larry entered a pub on Christmas day, Lou delighted that he had the opportunity to smile at people he abhorred. Most people …
Cause and Effect — by Kristina England and Sayantan Halder
Dr. Johnson signed the patent. He placed a pen down on the desk and reached for a glass of water, but a hand pulled …
Ashes — by Ryan Gunn and Monique Laffite
Tori pulled the top sheet off the bed and wrapped it around herself on her way to the bathroom, leaving Isaac exposed. When she …
