Short Fiction
Message in a Vessel
The delicious hotness of 98.7-degree blood was like drinking a fine, expensive wine. Whatever they fed him, they made sure it tantalized our senses, too.
V.G. Harrison
January 31, 2023
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
The Immortal Game
Subtly, the Daisy intimates that she’s flattered to receive this unexpected male attention. Again, it’s a careful negotiation—not a dance, like other young ladies might
Lindz McLeod
January 24, 2023
Short Fiction
Experimental Protocol for the Coronal Sectioning and Assessment of a Human Soul
when I was fifteen my younger brother slapped me hard in the face to prove to us both that he was the stronger faster meaner
Sagan Yee
January 19, 2023
Short Fiction
Carnival Ever After
It had all sounded reasonable enough, and she had privately welcomed the break from the crowds and the terror and horror and, far worse, pity
Mari Ness
January 10, 2023
Short Fiction
The Big Glass Box and the Boys Inside
She had a poetic edge to her words and used them in full cascade to warn you. She had been in your place years ago,
Isabel J Kim
January 3, 2023
Short Fiction
Learning to Accept What’s to Come
[email protected] found it odd to hear those words coming through the air, the way humans communicated—back when there were humans to communicate—rather than having those
Scott Edelman
December 20, 2022
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