Short Stories

Dive into the heartwarming tale of "Crunch" by Doug Hawley, where a man with a modest job and a woman with an impressive academic background prove that love conquers all, inspiring readers to embrace unconventional paths to happiness.

Discover the timeless tale of faith and redemption in 'The Woman at The Well' by Mark Ready. Through a divine encounter, witness the awakening of a weary heart, as the living water offered by Jesus brings forth a wellspring of ...

Evie Groch's short story, Under the Radar, follows a character who must sift through a stack of impressive resumes to choose the right person to meet in real life. The story explores the tension between paper qualifications and genuine human ...

JC Scull's "A Voice From the Past" tells the story of a man who is suddenly reconnected with Hanna, a fierce and unforgettable woman from his past. Her urgent message stirs up long-forgotten memories and emotions, leading him on a ...

In "The Eastside Invisible Man" by JP Lorence, an ordinary bus stop turns into a stage for a dramatic monologue. A homeless man, in ragged clothes, passionately defends himself against unseen accusers, drawing attention to the invisible struggles he faces. ...

Nitika Balaram’s Echoes of the Ocean presents a compelling flash fiction story where the ocean’s rhythmic whispers become a metaphor for personal reflection. The tale elegantly intertwines the natural world with the protagonist’s introspective journey.

J C Scull’s An Interview With Stalin in Hell follows a curious traveler entering Hell, armed with a celestial passport and a mission to interview Stalin. The gates of the underworld open to reveal an eerie, bureaucratic twist.

In My Memories — The Mirror, a flash fiction story by J C Scull, an aging face reflects a life lived. The mirror reveals not just wrinkles but memories, each line a testament to time’s passage.