Short Stories
Percival Primble & the Depository of Love
In Mark Ready’s short story "Percival Primble & the Depository of Love," Agatha Jones receives an unexpectedly intriguing letter at her dreary nursing home. The hand-addressed envelope from the enigmatic Mr. Percival Primple, with its promise of a “Depository of ...
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Sometimes It Snows In April
Brady Rhoades’ Sometimes It Snows in April follows Savannah, a Jewelry District commuter, through a crisp Southern California morning. Beneath the calm routine lies a quiet reflection on aging, loss, and the connection between two women bound by shared understanding.
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Leaving The Table
Denise McCabe's 'Leaving The Table' reveals the emotional unraveling of a relationship during a seemingly perfect meal.
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Traditions
In Traditions, Kelly Piner captures the warmth and nostalgia of a long-held Thanksgiving ritual. As Frances and Dale arrive at the charming country retreat, the setting's festive decor and familiar aromas deepen their connection to cherished traditions and each other.
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Final Regrets
Phil Temples’ "Final Regrets" captures a fleeting moment of terror as Sydney faces an oncoming semi-truck. Instead of reliving cherished memories, his last thought is of an unfinished promise—washing the dirty dishes at home.
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The Cello Maker
Ernesto Stefenetti, a skilled cello maker, labors with love in his Boston workshop. As snow swirls outside, his hands bring music to life. The Cello Maker by David P Andersen.
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The Man on the Train
In Michael Barrington’s "The Man on the Train," George is a quiet, well-dressed passenger who takes the same monthly trip from Crawley to London Victoria. Known for his precision and polite demeanor, his regularity sparks curiosity among the station staff, ...
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Where Are My Flowers?
In Austin Fowler's "Where Are My Flowers?," the narrator struggles with feelings of inadequacy while observing a neighbor's peaceful routine of tending flowers. Despite her challenges, she appears content, leading the narrator to reflect on their own lack of peace ...
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Homecoming
In Maximilian P. Siddell’s "Homecoming," Pete returns to a transformed and unrecognizable home, hoping to reconnect with his sister Rosie after years apart. The once vibrant house now stands weathered and neglected, mirroring the change in Rosie, who reacts with ...
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