The Future: Two Fictions by Liza St. James

I Didn’t Get to My Rage Yet I saw the man with the kid having too much fun together to … More

“The Ghosts at the Carwash Are Always Looking for Company”: Flash Fiction by Cathy Ulrich

There is a universe where all the carwashes are haunted. Where there are creaks and groans and disembodied hands … More

When I think I am far enough away I find a rock and sit. The hill is across from another … More

What if I walked up to your front door again. What if, at the sight of me on the front … More

I ask her what he said. He her boyfriend. He her boyfriend, the bartender, the man who watches. He told … More

She sees a fire in the huge dark field to the left of the road we’re driving down. Do you … More

J. Bradley is a two-time winner of Wigleaf‘s Top 50 (Very) Short Fictions. He’s the author of … More

There She Is A woman in a pantsuit arrives first. She opens the lockbox and takes the key. She steps … More

Living two miles from the epicenter of a useless and oppressive government but still well within what could potentially be … More

Giles lived for dressing up in quirky costumes and pointing people in the wrong direction. Trickery was his forte. He … More

“Can we do this outside, I want a cigarette.” “I heard that phone call, played it over and over, it … More