Literary-Fiction

  • What Is The Culling? (Bob Gielow)

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia See also: Livestock culling The Culling is the bi-monthly occurrence whereby between 1,000 and 6,000 human beings are rendered mute and unmoving for several minutes, have their bodies float out into an open space, and then move straight up into the atmosphere until they disappear from the sight of others.

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  • The Town Among The Trees (Greg Sorin)

    They made eye contact, then she winked at him as she slipped her thin dress down from her shoulder. He  realized that all of the women were undressing. Soon they seemed to race by, nude and laughing  with abandon. The men watched, captivated. Some clapped. Others simply ogled. Matt wondered  if this were some forest ritual…

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  • Family Albums (Sam Hendrian)

    The universe usually seemed to work in opposition to people’s plans; was he now doomed to fall in love then get divorced then spend his twilight years looking at smiling pictures that now only made him frown?

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  • In Your Blood (BEE)

    In Your Blood (BEE)

    In the quiet streets of Ivoryville, the shadows were empty. No brown arm linked with mine; just an empty grocery bag Eleanor sent me off with. Nothing but her gentle mouth giving me leave, giving me that lone sunset to witness as she’d had the past months of freedom I gave would give give give…

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  • The Gilded Cage (Veronica Leigh)

    Before I begin, let me inform you of one very important fact: I am dead and I am a ghost. Yes, that is essential to know. How do I know that I am dead and a ghost? Well, I can walk through walls, I can float across the room without my feet touching the floor,…

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  • Change of Heart (M.D. Smith IV)

    Forgiveness, she learned, wasn’t forgetting—it was surviving without poisoning yourself.

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  • Sit back and relax for this quick yet fun tale about life in a small town and how geese interact with humans and ice storms.

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