Tag Archives: Flash

Baby and the Whale

{Sep 22, 2023}

Everyone was getting stupid in the heat.… more

Darrell stared at the room placard just below the peephole until his sight went out of focus. He made the numbers 404 transform, they shuffled and stretched, elastic, until they spelled out their true meaning as Darrell saw them. A warning: Death O’Death.… more

Recall

Fiction by Sara Crowley

{Jan 26, 2021}

He can’t stay here. He can’t. … more

Boxelder Bugs

Essay by Jen Ippensen

{Jan 26, 2021}

Boxelder bugs swarmed the cinder block wall at our back while we waited for our ride. A few fluttered, struggling to stay aloft in the thick air, their orange-red wing veins flashing. I cupped my hands, gently caught one. … more

Father’s Day

Fiction by Christopher Linforth

{May 20, 2020}

The women had left us when the heatwave began. At dusk, they had buried their heartjars in the earth and walked away. A line of women, mothers and wives, drifted through the valley. … more

Praactice

Fiction by DS Levy

{Dec 23, 2019}

I do not stare at my finjers when I type. I am su[osed to toucj the keys lightly.… more

Daddy Said I Had To

Fiction by Caralyn Davis

{Mar 11, 2019}

This was different than squirrels—revenge not supper.… more

The Inheritance

Fiction by Robert John Miller

{Apr 9, 2018}

I know he never would have drag-raced Ferraris or had three women massage him in a kiddie pool filled with room temperature spaghetti and farfalle pasta or watch another man murder someone for a few thousand dollars…… more