Short Stories

Would She Care to Dance?

In Julia Hawkins' short story, a chance meeting at a bar leads to an unexpected dance, sparking a moment of joy and connection. Discover the allure of spontaneous encounters in this captivating tale.
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Then, An Ever Present Now

Kelly Neal’s flash fiction weaves a tale of patience and memory, capturing the rhythm of life through the imagery of weaving. Explore the blend of timelessness and change in this evocative narrative.
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Mystery Task

Susan Cornford’s Mystery Task blends myth and science fiction in a world where small metallic capsules are mistaken for ancient space ships. A curious Umpha’s mysterious compulsion to record and transmit their findings raises unsettling questions.
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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 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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