Tale of Two Mouths

by Rotten Akers 

Captain Tinnitus staggered toward the voluptuous…
May 29, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

The Notorious Captain Jane Hotchkiss

by Scott O'Neill

“Just surrender! We’re about through,”…
May 28, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Piracy in Practice

by Keech Ballard

The hardest part of leading a pirate crew…
May 27, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Ending the Sibling Rivalry

by Jessica Gleason

As the bilge stilled, rancid water backing…
May 25, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Whoever Bests the Captain

by Elis Montgomery

Their current captain belched orders from…
May 24, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Namesake

by Rich Rurshell

“The Leviathan!” spat ‘Gunpowder’…
May 19, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Analysing a Film

by Lisa H. Owens

“Today, we’ll explore found footage—the…
May 14, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Egg

by Sasha Brown

One by one, the penguins adopt us. One by one,…
May 11, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Captain Kip’s Killer Penguin Sanctuary: Help Wanted!

by C. L. Sidell

G’day, mate!
Want to play a vital role…
May 8, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Eudyptula ex Machina

by Scott O’Neill

Thunderous roars shook Sydney Harbour.
“Deploy…
May 5, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Moulting Season

by Stuart Docherty

If you are reading this, then it is too…
May 2, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Strange Fish

by Madas A. Hatter

Squelchy and sickening snaps echoed across…
April 29, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

The Ice Tunnel Closes

by Dan Peacock

The ice tunnel is getting narrower. I’m on…
April 26, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

The Midnight Feast

by Rachel Grifno

We find him sleeping on the family’s feathers.…
April 23, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Ice Packs

by Carys Crossen

After decades of global warming, the new…
April 20, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

His Offering

by Evan Baughfman

The male drops his offering at the female’s…
April 17, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

The Eyes

by Liam Hogan

The nose is a smudge, the mouth a line, but…
April 9, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Freedom 不羈

by Lori Green

Jun ran her fingers down the tender flesh of…
April 5, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Magnetic Eyes

by Lisa H. Owens

Kimmie will set me free, thought Digme, extracting…
April 2, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Bewitched By Moonlight

by C.L. Sidell

She stands by the river—silver hair gleaming…
March 29, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Aya’s Makami

by Pauline Yates

Aya, the transfer student, acts nonchalant,…
March 26, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Anime Killed Me Today

by Mike Rader

You’re killing me girl,
you’re thrilling…
March 23, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Animalady

by Jasiah Witkofsky

What the hell are these kids watching?!
I…
March 20, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Am I Pretty?

by Don Money

The task force had found the monster’s lair…
March 17, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

All Over

by JB Corso

Thomas floats away in bloody chunks towards their…
March 6, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

A Siren’s Pitcher

by Rowan West

She called to me from the jungle, a voice more…
March 2, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Deathly Hitchhiker

by Maggie D. Brace

Blindly, my capitulum squirms, seeking…
February 27, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Beware the Thylarctos Plummetus Tour

by Lisa H. Owens

Mr Smith had one unticked item on his bucket…
February 24, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Welcome to (Deadly) Australia

by Geoff Hart

Welcome to Oz! Good on you for ignoring the…
February 21, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Three Lads in a Pub

by Tim Law

“Mate, I call bullshit. We’ve got the deadliest…
February 17, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Rosemary

by Megan Larson

"It's called a lobotomy,” the doctor explains.…
February 10, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Patient Update

by Corinne Pollard

“Doctor, how fares my elder brother?…
February 7, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Doctor Knows Best

by Mallory Needles

The straps dig into my wrists and ankles.…
February 4, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

A Mind Is a Terrible Thing to Waste

by Iseult Murphy

They took Sarah’s phone, money and driving…
February 1, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Do You See?

by  Alden Terzo

Fluorescent light flickered across the cracked,…
January 30, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Field Trip

by  Kristin Lennox

I’d been looking forward to this tour…
January 27, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

No Way Out

by Tracy Davidson

Which is more psychotic? Doctors in white…
January 24, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

The Doctor is Out

by Sean Donaghue Johnston

It was late. The only sounds were…
January 21, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

124

by David Staiger

Dr Reynolds shook his head insistently.
“Some…
January 17, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

Spooned

by Pauline Yates

Beechwood Psychiatric Hospital’s new nurse…
January 14, 2023/by Shawna Rowan

A Song for Dorian

by Carol Ryles

 

"Ta-da!" Lucinda gestured to her…
December 29, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Always Watching

by Sophie Wagner

 

As he rotted away, cheeks sallow,…
December 28, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Coal

by David D. West

 

Santa turned away from the plate…
December 27, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Consequences

by Mel Andela

 

A dead mouse sat in sister's stocking,…
December 26, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Crossing the Line

by Jameson Grey

 

New Year's Eve.
The day the last…
December 24, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Dear Santa

by James Rumpel

 

Dear Santa,
I have been a good…
December 23, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Ketrokur

by Don Money

 

Of the thirteen Yule Lads, Ketrokur…
December 22, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Merry Crashed-Mass

by Shawn M. Klimek

 

Day 11: So cold.
The smoking,…
December 21, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Slaybells Ring

by Dawn DeBraal


The blackened finger of evil rolled down…
December 20, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Pony for Christmas

by Pauline Yates
 

My “ho’s” change to groans…
December 19, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

You Better Watch Out

by Matt Krizan
 

This year, when Santa crept down the…
December 17, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Christmas Cards

by Sheri White
 

My parents own a business, so we get…
December 14, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Resembling a Mother

by Angela Zimmerman
 

The change happened quickly. Monday,…
December 11, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Incognito

by Kimberly Rei
 

The light, lithe figure moved through…
December 9, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Hotboi752

by Jessica Brook Johnson
 

Penny was checking her phone’s…
December 7, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Flying Lessons

by Andrew Kurtz
 

"I wish people were born with wings,…
December 5, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

First Person, Present Tense

by Pauline Yates
 

Eager to try the new AI Book Writer…
December 3, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Expert System

by Scott O’Neill
 

I get the others to stop whimpering…
December 1, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Doors to Manual

by Liam Hogan
 

“Ship! Seal doors against the zombies!”
A…
November 29, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Captive

by Samantha Arthurs
 

They told me that smart cars were…
November 29, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Authentic Learning

by Rita Riebel Mitchell
 
Bloodcurdling screams echoed…
November 25, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Afterwards, the Absolute

by Megan Kiekel Anderson
 

I awaken from the darkness…
November 23, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

A. Eye

by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj
 

The permeating retro music…
November 21, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Eager to Please

by James Rumpel
 

The Creator will be so pleased.
My…
November 17, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Crewed

by Liam Hogan
 

In the storm's dying gasps, we descended…
November 13, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Ship in a Bottle

by Ria Hill
 

He remembered the splintering of wood,…
November 10, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Torn Trophy

by Fiona M. Jones
 

I laugh to think how hard we fought…
November 7, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Captured in Glass

by A.J. Van Belle
 

I can’t remember when I moved…
November 4, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Curse

by K.J. Watson
 

A wave crashed on the shore. As it…
November 2, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Poseidon’s Youngest Daughter

by Dr Bob Warlock
 

The boatmen smelled of sweat and…
October 31, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Jubilee

by Jesse Highsmith
 

I no longer hear the ocean outside…
October 29, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Amongst My Gold

by Caoimhin Kennedy
 

Amongst my gold, I sit in the…
October 27, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Chow Time

by Jessica Brook Johnson
 

The tentacled being floated…
October 24, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Voyage of Their Lives

by Chris Tattersall
 

He had been blessed whilst his…
October 21, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

The Devil’s Breath

by Pauline Yates
 

Tossed onto a reef by a rogue wave,…
October 19, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

From the Deep

by Michael Stroh
 

I wake, vomiting seawater. I’m…
October 16, 2022/by Shawna Rowan

Cover Your Ears

by Karen Thrower
 

It’s been a year since the dead…
October 11, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Season of the Zombie

by Shane Sinjun
 

"Revenge is a dish best served hot."…
October 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Joe’s Bar

by Jodie Angell
 

Joe’s Bar had changed considerably…
October 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Door

by Alden Terzo
 

The cellar door creaked and flexed…
October 3, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Cellar

by Tracy Davidson
 

My arms ache from swinging the scythe…
September 30, 2022/by S. Jade Path

I Guess Grannie Will Be Fine

by Greg Beatty
 

After Johnny’s parents died, Grannie…
September 28, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Drained

by Pauline Yates
 

Desperate to stop the zombie apocalypse,…
September 26, 2022/by S. Jade Path

A Zombie’s Guide to Alcoholism

by Sophie Wagner
 

I was bored; what can I say? Not…
September 24, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Instructions to My Past Self

by Liam Hogan
 

Don't study microbiology at university.
Definitely…
September 22, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Payload

by Ria Rees
 

The last city sprawls below—a hodgepodge…
September 19, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Death By Cake Pop

by Jodi Jensen
 

“Almost ready, dear.” Joslyn ignored…
September 17, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Brain Waves

by Laura Nettles
 

Months after Z-Day, scientists finally…
September 15, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Weight of Alone

by Alden Terzo
 

Melek was alone. The mortals, her late…
September 11, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Like Father Like Son

by  Kai Delmas
 

My father was an angry man. He took…
September 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Fallen Angels

by  Pauline Yates
 

Mother heats the blade in the fire,…
September 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Destroyer

by  Tracy Davidson
 

The last of the Nephilim, dormant…
September 2, 2022/by S. Jade Path

All Fall Down

by Don Money
 

The beat of heavy wings gusted over the…
August 30, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Pomegranate

by Inez Santiago
 

After swiping dark black wings across…
August 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Son of Heaven

by Ian Gabriel Loisel
 

The angel’s son plucks the…
August 24, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Birth of a Nephilim

by Laura Nettles
 

Rachel gasped as she was overshadowed…
August 21, 2022/by S. Jade Path

He Has His Father’s Eyes

by Warren Benedetto
 

The angel Elom wept over his…
August 18, 2022/by S. Jade Path

See You Soon

by Jacek Wilkos
 

He knelt before the grave. Looked…
August 15, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Blessed Be the Artillery

by Bill Bibo Jr.
 

Sister Mary Antagonista strapped…
August 12, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Welcome to Swingers Island

by Jacqueline Moran Meyer
 

“Welcome to Swingers Island,”…
August 9, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Flaming-O

by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj
 

“Welcome to The Flaming-O!…
August 7, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Flamboyance of Flamingoes

by Bernardo Villela
 

Flamingoes flew after me.
My…
August 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Red Feathers

by Gully Novaro
 

The animal rebellions caught us off…
August 3, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Pink is the New Green

by Andreas Flögel
 

Although the flamingos were only…
July 31, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Pink Devils

by Tracy Davidson
 

Later, they said it was toxins in…
July 28, 2022/by S. Jade Path

On Scarlet Wings

by Evan Baughfman
 

Three boys climbed into a zoo enclosure,…
July 25, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Not Again

by Karen Thrower
 

The door to my cabana crashed open,…
July 22, 2022/by S. Jade Path

In Waves

by David D. West
 

Wave after wave of the pink-feathered…
July 19, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Gone Fishing

by Pauline Yates
 

Oblivious to my predicament, Bob…
July 16, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Desperate Times

by Kimberly Rei
 

War between neighbouring nations had…
July 13, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Ready-to-Wear

by N.E. Rule
 

Elle stares in wonder at the profusion…
July 10, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Dirty Boulevard

by Steven Holding
 

Skid Row: rock bottom of the barrel…
July 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Sand Castle

by Gully Novaro
 

The sand castle occupied a vast area.…
July 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Forest Never Forgets

by Andrew Anderson
 

Evie always walked alone in the…
July 3, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Nothing Lives Under This Dirt

by Eric Clayton
 

They light their fires in a circle,…
June 30, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Tree Mother

by Kai Delmas
 

The girl crashed through the forest…
June 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The God of the Gastropods

by Lisa Edwards
 

Ellie glanced away from the huge spiral…
June 25, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Friend of the Forest

by Tracy Davidson
 

They dare come here with chainsaws…
June 23, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Carrion

by Liam Hogan
 

The goddess turned, restless in her…
June 21, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Broken Things

by Sophie Wagner
 

“Trash, trash, trash,” Garret…
June 19, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Domovoi

by Jean Martin
 

My family left before the Russians…
June 17, 2022/by S. Jade Path

He Was

by Victoria Brun
 

He was carved into the wall, but…
June 15, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Cursed Cave

by James Rumpel
 

“I have a good feeling,” said…
June 13, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Forest of Teeth and Bones

by Leanbh Pearson
 

He’d heard the warnings, but this…
June 9, 2022/by S. Jade Path

By the Light of the Fire

by C. L. Sidell
 

We summoned the thing without knowing…
June 6, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Drip

by Shaun Bibo
 

Drip... Drip
The dripping would drive…
June 2, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Tunnel Vision

by R. Wayne Gray
 

Strobing lights blinked red to green…
May 30, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Alterations

by Maxwell Marais
 

I think the most shocking thing…
May 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Nightmare

by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj
 

“A recurring nightmare,”…
May 24, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Dinnertime

by Victor Nandi
 

The stray stared at the caretaker’s…
May 21, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Doom of Man

by Kimberly Rei
 

The ancestors knew.
They paid homage…
May 17, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Disastrous Intentions

by Andrew Kurtz
 

I have existed undetectable since…
May 14, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Access to Your Heart

by Andreas Flögel
 

When he woke up, his chest hurt.…
May 12, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Incubator 212

by Nicole Little
 

Unable to wipe away the sweat or…
May 10, 2022/by S. Jade Path

What Lives Inside

by Taryn George
 

From underneath my desk, I watched…
May 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Manicure

by Chad Miller
 

Unzip. Zip.
The sound made me nauseous.…
May 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Opening Teeth

by Andrew Jackson
 

Zip.
Some sounds a human should…
May 3, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Full Moon Night

by Andrew Hughes
 

“They’re here,” the dishevelled…
May 1, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Becoming

by Lena Ng
 

Sundown and my favourite time of day was…
April 29, 2022/by S. Jade Path

When the Zips Come A-Calling

by LJ McLeod
 

Once a month, when the moon was dark,…
April 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Getting Ready

by Matt Krizan
 

Tara loves when Andrew zips her up.
He…
April 25, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Harvester

by Alison Kaiser
 

There’s a zipper at the back of…
April 23, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Black Bag of Fun

by Tim Law
 

Zip goes the black sports bag, the sound…
April 21, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Dusty

by Shaun Bibo
 

“Please,” James said, hitting the…
April 19, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Dressed to Kill

by Pauline Yates
 

“Zip me up?”
Macy stands with…
April 18, 2022/by S. Jade Path

They Awaken

by Ryan J. M. Tan
 

When the Spots hit, it decimated…
April 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Famine and Feast

by David D. West
 

Frederick watched as the fieldhand,…
April 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Cull

by Liam Hogan
 

Yellow hazmats escort him to the farmhouse…
April 2, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Out of Bacon

by Kimberly Rei
 

Wind ruffled across hay bales, carrying…
March 30, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Ravenous

by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj
 

The shutters slammed repeatedly,…
March 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Old Christmas Eve

by Robyn Fraser
 

January 5th. According to folklore,…
March 25, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Last Victory

by Chad Miller
 

The Sheep took centre stage on the…
March 23, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Ovine Revenge

by Maggie D. Brace
 

A chorus of sharp bleats rent the…
March 20, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Horned God

by Leanbh Pearson
 

Sheep bleated piteously. Cattle…
March 18, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Spoiled Milk

by James Hall
 

Back in the eighties and all the way…
March 16, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Behind Blue Eyes

by LJ McLeod
 

Annabelle had never liked the old brown…
March 14, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Revenge

by Blaise Langlois
 

There was only one way to do it,…
March 11, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Twice the Pleasure

by Pauline Yates
 

I love how my lover slides his mouth…
March 5, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Sweet Hearts

by Tracy Davidson
 

The detective doesn’t understand.…
March 2, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Re-Election

by Sophie Wagner
 

“Happy anniversary,” Dalin whispered,…
February 27, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Kiss of Death

by Brianna Witte
 

Dan took the blindfold away from…
February 24, 2022/by S. Jade Path

He Liked to Watch

by Jameson Grey
 

He liked to watch. That was Ted's…
February 21, 2022/by S. Jade Path

For You

by Jodie Angell
 

Eyeing the blue pills in front of…
February 19, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Broken Things

by Lillie E. Franks
 

Some women would have thrown it…
February 16, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Company

by Koh Hee Ja
 

The blade against her palm winks brightly…
February 13, 2022/by S. Jade Path

A Moment of Silence

by Andrew Jackson
 

Mother’s awful tongue was displayed…
February 10, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Way to a Man’s Heart

by Lori Green
 

The scent of roasted meat wafts through…
February 8, 2022/by S. Jade Path

There’s One Born Every Minute

by James Rumpel
 

The ringmaster approached two boys…
February 7, 2022/by S. Jade Path

A Circus Act to Remember

by C. L. Sidell
 

The house erupts in applause as a…
February 4, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Work the Crowd

by Evan Baughfman
 

Applauding trapeze artists’ aerial…
February 1, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Showtime

by Warren Benedetto
 

Deke woke from a dream of his…
January 29, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Greatest Show on Earth

by Pauline Yates
 

Teaching a monkey how to strike a…
January 26, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Tick Tock

by Vijayaraj Mahendraraj
 

The contorted body was lifeless,…
January 22, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Spectre Spectacular

by James Hancock
 

We came to town at night. Cries of…
January 20, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Juggler

by Caoimhin Kennedy
 

The urge to piss led him behind…
January 18, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Nightmares at the Circus

by Liam Hogan
 

There was no net. There was no audience,…
January 15, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Near Miss

by Sophie Wagner
 

Blindfolded and arms outstretched,…
January 12, 2022/by S. Jade Path

Clowning Around

by Blaise Langlois
 

I had been in the tent for most…
January 9, 2022/by S. Jade Path

The Naughty List

by Les Talma
 

She made a deal with Santa.
It was uncommon,…
December 26, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Into Every Life Falls a Little Rain, Dear

by Steven Holding
 

‘Tis goodwill season and the Devil’s…
December 25, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Daddy’s Little Girl

by Blaise Langlois
 

The note, propped up against a…
December 24, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Santa Baby

by Lindsey Harrington
 

She licks her lips and surveys…
December 23, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Spam Christmas

by W. Ed George
 

Germans herald the Holy Child with…
December 22, 2021/by S. Jade Path

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot like Christmas

by Simon Clarke
 

Christmas tomorrow, we need to make…
December 22, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Maybe Next Year

by Sophie Wagner
 

“What do you think, Stephen? Have…
December 20, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Season of Giving

by Brianna Witte
 

I snatched up the large present under…
December 20, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Red Wrapping Paper

by D. Matthew Urban
 

December 24, 11:54 p.m. Not yet.…
December 19, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Naughty and Nice

by Pauline Yates
 

On Christmas morning, I wake to find…
December 17, 2021/by S. Jade Path

One Sacrifice Demands Another

by C.L. Sidell
 

The tree was too big for our house;…
December 15, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Finally Over

by Evan Baughfman
 

Crimson lights flickered along twisted…
December 14, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Bloom

by Stephanie Parent
 

They say the goddess of spring…
December 10, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Flowering

by Jameson Grey
 

I've always loved to be loved.
I…
December 7, 2021/by S. Jade Path

La Quintrala and the Lord of Agony

by Ximena Escobar
 

Crimson petals, as bright as the…
December 5, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Shattered

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

He’d been following her…
December 2, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Crossroads

by Rachel Reeves
 

Sweat soaks the man’s shirt, breaking…
November 30, 2021/by S. Jade Path

We Ride Through the Night

by Tim Law
 

We ride through the night, my master and…
November 27, 2021/by S. Jade Path

La Sihuanaba

by Xavier Garcia
 

It’s five to midnight and I’m…
November 24, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Kuntilanak

by Pauline Yates
 

Drunk on Samsu, I muddle the warning…
November 22, 2021/by S. Jade Path

It’s Worse the Second Time ‘Round

by C.L. Sidell
 

We abandoned Will at camp—packed…
November 19, 2021/by S. Jade Path

No Lady

by Tracy Davidson
 

Some call me myth. Others believe.…
November 16, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Paying the Piper

by M. Leigh
 

The pipe quivers against blistered lips…
November 13, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Make It Last

by Birgit K. Gaiser
 

Grown-ups always ask where my…
October 31, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Sweet Delicious Candy

by John Ward
 

She could smell candy on the evening…
October 29, 2021/by S. Jade Path

All Hungry Ghosts’ Eve

by Collin Yeoh
 

Halloween? Really, granddaughter?
You…
October 27, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Trick or Eat

by Emily Carlson
 

Being left home alone on Halloween…
October 25, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Kid Tax

by Michelle Brett
 

“Hand over the candy, kid.”
Anthony…
October 25, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Fresh Start

by Andrew Anderson
 

The doorbell rang.
"So it begins,"…
October 23, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Halloween at the Morrison’s

by Sophie Wagner
 

In Mateo’s opinion, Halloween was…
October 21, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Harvest

by Elle Jauffret
 

She always picked the ugliest pumpkin,…
October 20, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Pumpkin Head

by Pauline Yates
 

I’ve won ‘Best Halloween Display’…
October 19, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Last Kiss

by Caoimhin Kennedy
 

My daughter kisses me. “Heading…
October 17, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Hal Owen

by Steven Holding
 

Introducing Mr Owen (Hal to his…
October 15, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Vengeance

by Mel Andela
 

"Trick or treat." The childlike voice…
October 13, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Surfacing

by Matt Krizan
 

Karina lingers at the end of the dock,…
October 10, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Fishing with Frankie

by Caoimhin Kennedy
 

I bait the hook and toss my line.
Pluksh!…
October 7, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Waiting Game

by S.L. Kretschmer
 

I lie prostrate on the ocean floor,…
October 4, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Catch and Release

by Robyn Fraser
 

Sunrise, and a misty river. Three…
October 1, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Blue Cage

by Patrick Shanley
 

She could still hear the mournful…
September 28, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Bait

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

Tina swam towards the bluish…
September 26, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Clearest Water

by Jake Jerome
 

The travel brochure said these are…
September 22, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Little Brother

by Fiona M. Jones
 

The bad dreams started when he was…
September 19, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Facade

by Jo Mularczyk
 

“Look Mama, a mermaid!” The child’s…
September 16, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Näcken’s Music

by Leanbh Pearson
 

The musician sat beside the hearth,…
September 13, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Was It Plato?

by Avery Hunter
 

Caked in No-Man’s-Land mud, ears…
September 6, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Fog of War

by Warren Benedetto
 

Jameson surveyed the battle-scarred…
September 3, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Skittering

by Stephen Herczeg
 

Insects. After decades of Hollywood…
September 1, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Thank You for Your Service

by Steven Lord
 

The crosshairs rest just above the…
August 30, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Dual

by Pauline Yates
 

Why’d you bring me home, Jimmy?…
August 27, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Battle of the Bands

by N.E. Rule
 

On her patio, Linda’s jaw clenches…
August 24, 2021/by S. Jade Path

My Body

by Marion Lougheed
 

I float above the body that used…
August 22, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Private Edad

by John Lane
 

Before the commencement of Operation…
August 19, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Abraham and Isaac

by James Rumpel
 

Daddy, can I have a gun?” asked…
August 17, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Phoenix Fighters

by Dawn DeBraal
 

Thousands of them, dead. Commander…
August 15, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Sacrifice

by Darlene Holt
 

After aliens invaded, war waged against…
August 13, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Recon

by Andrew McDonald
 

The sentry never heard me. I stab…
August 11, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Body Truck

by Jason Hardy
 

We find one slumped against a mailbox…
August 9, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Escaping Inferno

by Renee Cronley
 

Tonight, your locked doors are about…
August 6, 2021/by S. Jade Path

A Quiet Word with the Boss

by L.J. McLeod
 

The blood was still warm where it coated…
August 2, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Liar, Liar

by S. Jade Path
 

Frantically pulling against her bonds,…
July 29, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Clean Sheet

by Pauline Yates
 

The Westridge football team walks…
July 27, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Whose Purge is it Anyway?

by Tracy Davidson
 

He had waited months for this night.…
July 24, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Heavy Lifting

by Marion Lougheed
 

Damien huffed as he worked his…
July 20, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Rule Three

by N.E. Rule
 

"We've now covered the two rules to survive…
July 17, 2021/by S. Jade Path

The Blood Purge

by J.M. Faulkner
 

Pale-skinned girl runs. Pale-skinned…
July 14, 2021/by S. Jade Path

A Deadly Lesson

by Andrew Kurtz
 

The college professor walked into…
July 12, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Safe and Alone

by Gary Smith Jr.


The size and strength of the house impresses…
July 10, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Show Time

by Liam Hogan
 

It's the same every night: the waiting,…
July 1, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Snow Flower

by Dorian J. Sinnott
 

It was when the silver moonlight…
June 29, 2021/by S. Jade Path

Ebenezer’s Corner

by Raven Isobel Plum
 

When my dog, Ebenezer, stared…
June 28, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Something Old

by Susan Vita
 

Rosia navigated the aisle alone. She…
June 25, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Witching Hour

by S. Jade Path
 

The veil is always thinnest on Samhain.
Kylie…
June 24, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Messenger

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

“This it?” Jennifer…
June 21, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Double Betrayal

by Jaycee Durand
 

Clara trailed her fingertips over…
June 19, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Mercy’s Harp

by Jodie Angell
 

Mercy’s fingers plucked the harp…
June 18, 2021/by Black Hare Press

In the Dark

by L.J. McLeod
 

Dark. Cold. Her breath comes in shallow…
June 17, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Crimson Room

by Stephen Johnson
 

My eyes opened to a quiet darkness.…
June 15, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Clairvoyance

by L.T. Ward
 

The candlelight refracted within the…
June 14, 2021/by Black Hare Press

After the Ascent

by Evan Baughfman
 

Walter rose above his corpse. His…
June 11, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Passage for Two

by N.E. Rule
 

Sandra’s knuckles whiten on the steering…
June 7, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Down the Basement

by Jean Martin
 

My husband always said I was foolish.…
May 19, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Bus Shelter

by Tracy Davidson
 

No locals use this bus shelter at…
May 18, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Wasn’t a Ghost

by Evan Baughfman
 

The door creaked open. Kellan took…
May 16, 2021/by Black Hare Press

St. Mary’s Hospital for Insane

by Jodie Angell
 

Souls never leave St Mary’s Hospital…
May 15, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Burial Plot

by Susmita Ramani
 

Waking, I’ve never experienced…
May 14, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Dilapidated

by Alyson Hasson
 

The doorknob slipped from her grasp…
May 13, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Where Angels Fear

by Kimberly Rei
 

The churchyard trembled at night.…
May 12, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Hospital Corridors

by Dale Parnell
 

The nurse at the main desk said my…
May 11, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Dared

by S. Jade Path
 

Her friends had dared her to enter…
May 10, 2021/by Black Hare Press

A Nice Long Soak

by Mike Rader
 

I heard them climbing the stairs. Tourists.…
May 9, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Where the Dead Things Are

by L.J. McLeod
 

Wendy hated the morgue. As the hospital’s…
May 8, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Fleeting Fame

by Colleen Anderson
 

Daiyu gasped. This rare discovery—a…
May 6, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Bartender Lobotomist

by Jodie Angell
 

A sharp wind whistled through the…
April 26, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Diner

by Tracy Davidson
 

Manager and monster struck a truce.
It…
April 25, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Last Words

by John Lane
 

With zombie apocalypse nonstop on mainstream…
April 24, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Helpful Attendant

by Stephen Johnson
 

The neon bulbs flickered, casting…
April 23, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Full Service

by Andrew McDonald
 

It was 3 a.m. when the 18-wheeler…
April 22, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Overgrown

by Jodi Jensen
 

“Would you look at this…” Ignoring…
April 21, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Safe Haven

by Michelle Brett
 

“Call an ambulance. Someone’s…
April 20, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Black Dog

by L.J. McLeod
 

He’d heard other truckers talk about…
April 19, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Scrapple

by Warren Benedetto
 
“I’ll have the scrapple,”…
April 18, 2021/by Black Hare Press

The Lay-By

by Liam Hogan
 

I don't like to stop. The cab fulfils…
April 17, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Little Truck Stop on the Prairie

by Jameson Grey
 

Gunnars Diner [sic] reeked of rank…
April 14, 2021/by Black Hare Press

One More for the Road

by Blaise Langlois
 

Route 37 at night is a lonely stretch.…
April 14, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Glassman Had His Reasons

by C.L. Steele
 

Hunched over, his glass head slid across…
March 31, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Beware of the Talls

by John Lane
 

Born in a pan of green beef, seventy-five…
March 29, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Unclaimed and Quiet

by Miriam H. Harrison
 

They had warned us of giants,…
March 28, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Sacrifice

by Chris Bannor
 

They towered above us, blocking out…
March 24, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Sleep Under the Stars

by Bernardo Villela
 

It was a marvellous night to sleep…
March 23, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Intelligent Life

by N.E. Rule
 

Khiiki strokes the silky hair through…
March 22, 2021/by Black Hare Press

How Long to Hide

by Joe Buckley
 

So hard to hide at this size. Even…
March 19, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Gaze Upon a Mountain Face

by Steven Holding
 

Panting, we reached the summit of…
March 18, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Unfinished Business

by Mendel Mire
 

“You see now why we need your help,…
March 17, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Huge Mistake

by Evan Baughfman
 

Dr Moranis grinned as his growth…
March 16, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Remembrance

by S Jade Path
 

Remembrance Tech’s tour group milled…
March 15, 2021/by Black Hare Press

Mighty Minions

by John H. Dromey
 

While the house shook like a road…
March 14, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Takeover

by Nerisha Kemraj
 

“Run, Billy!” Dad said, trying…
March 7, 2021/by Anny Saludar

System3011-01

by Meera Dandekar
 

The dark alley felt more like home…
March 6, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Take It

by Jacqueline Moran Meyer
 

Dad and I hid underneath…
February 25, 2021/by Anny Saludar

The Tyrant

by Andrew Kurtz
 

“I have been chosen by the people…
February 24, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Danse Macabre

by Joshua D. Taylor
 

Max looked around the room that…
February 22, 2021/by Anny Saludar

With Great Power

by Darlene Holt
 

When CyDocs became a thing, they needed…
February 21, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Roots

by Colleen Anderson
 

The layering of nanobytes into…
February 20, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Inclusion

by N.E. Rule
 

My stomach growls in anticipation of…
February 19, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Cheap-Ass

by Rich Rurshell
 

Dana tore through the Obsidian Plaza…
February 18, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Cool Kids

by S Jade Path
 

Ren stood on the gore-slicked dancefloor,…
February 17, 2021/by Anny Saludar

News from Sister No1

by Joel R. Hunt
 

Garzo grabbed my shoulder.
“Quick,…
February 16, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Leader of the Pack

by Charlotte Langtree
 

The woman walked alone.
“She’ll…
February 13, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Small Print

by Simon Clarke
 

Gerry was asleep. His left eyeball…
February 11, 2021/by Anny Saludar

The Rift

by Bernardo Villela
 

All aboard were awestruck. Creating…
January 30, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Annihilation

by Victor Nandi
 

Blood spattered as bullets tore through…
January 29, 2021/by Anny Saludar

It’s Out There

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

David cowered in a dark…
January 27, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Judgement

by Chris Bannor
 

I did everything by the book, followed…
January 25, 2021/by Anny Saludar

On the Edge of the Map

by Kaitlyn Arnett
 

It’s supposed to be a joke, marking…
January 24, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Sunset

by Trevor Jess
 

I toss another green log into the struggling…
January 22, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Prospector

by Rich Rurshell
 

Buzzing filled the air as swarms…
January 21, 2021/by Anny Saludar

A Space Pirate’s Life

by Charlotte Langtree
 

The ship was like nothing Jasper…
January 20, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Machinations

by Jen Mierisch
 

Back then, my job was to strip the…
January 19, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Artificial Favouritism

by J.M. Faulkner
 

Ceiling lights flicker. Our cutlery…
January 18, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Sinlight Rising

by Kimberly Rei
 

Sinlight flickered around the planet…
January 17, 2021/by Anny Saludar

Silenced Night

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

Colourful lights twinkled…
December 27, 2020/by Anny Saludar

On the Feast of Stephen

by Jean Martin
 

Under the old king, it would have been…
December 26, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Cookies for Santa Claws

by Chanelle Loftness
 

"You better not cry," the creature…
December 25, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Carrion

by Rich Rurshell
 

On the fourth day of Christmas, my…
December 24, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Yule Dig It!

by Steven Holding
 

He loathed the season of goodwill,…
December 23, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Up on the Rooftop

by Warren Benedetto
 

There was something on the roof.
The…
December 22, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Seven Swans A-Swimming

by Ali House
 

Chloe awoke touching something wet. As…
December 21, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Under the Mistletoe

by Amber M. Simpson
 

Aaron held Mia in his arms, slow…
December 20, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Nine Ladies Dancing

by Charlotte Langtree
 

They mesmerised him, nine beautiful…
December 19, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Ten Lords Tumbling

by Kimberly Rei
 

The mall was three storeys tall, with…
December 18, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Madman’s Song

by Darlene Holt
 

“On the twelfth night of Christmas,…
December 17, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Twelve Drums

by Maxine Churchman
 

The drums sounded sweet. Jack…
December 15, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Bot Flies

by Lynne Phillips
 

Zacji didn’t feel the bites, but…
December 9, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Visceral

by Bernardo Villela
 

Malcolm awoke confused. Eyes stung…
December 8, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Under Your Skin

by Brandi Hicks
 

I skitter over skin, searching for…
December 7, 2020/by Anny Saludar

In Control

by Constantine E. Kiousis
 

The man stood at the edge…
December 6, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The War Earth Won

by Gary Smith Jr.
 

The world is a better place. Years…
December 5, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Most Natural Thing on Earth

by Gemma Paul
 

It burns her insides, itching to get…
December 4, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Soul Fungus

by Simon Clarke
 

Every day as darkness falls and the…
December 3, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Crawl

by Sophie Wagner
 

“Please!” the hysterical mother…
December 2, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Beauty Mark

by Chisto Healy
 

Lara had first seen it on her shoulder.…
November 30, 2020/by Anny Saludar

After the Fall by Stephen Herczeg

Knocked out of orbit by a rogue comet, the asteroid Vesta rockets towards Earth, to pass by in a heavenly display of fire. Dubbed the party of the century by the media across the planet, thousands gather in cities to watch the spectacle and party until dawn.
November 28, 2020/by Black Hare Press

The Dancer

by Lyndsey Ellis-Holloway
 

It was the latest craze.…
November 23, 2020/by Anny Saludar

We Are Family

by Nicole Little
 

I tried to stay calm.
But I could…
November 20, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Chastened

by Patrick Winters
 

A blonde bombshell was walking…
November 12, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Parachnoids

by Karen Bayly
 

“Parasitic arachnoids,” declared…
November 11, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Harikikigaki Has the Answer

by Kelly Matsuura
 

A weak pulse, lethargy, and fainting…
November 10, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Pirate’s Jewel

by Andrew Kurtz
 

Max listened as the freak show owner…
November 7, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Freeflint’s Final Escape

by Chris Hewitt
 

“Hanging is too good for him,”…
November 5, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Red Fleet

by R.A. Goli
 

The pirates spilled from the docks and…
November 4, 2020/by Anny Saludar

On a Ship, a Black Freighter

by Joachim Heijndermans
 

We be a happy crew once. There…
October 31, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Vindictive Waters

by Ali House
 

The attack was swift and merciless. By…
October 30, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Jonah

by Patrick Winters
 

They'd plucked him from the sea…
October 29, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Greatest Treasure

by Nerisha Kemraj
 

John Smith's greedy eyes beheld…
October 28, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Key to Keeping a Secret

by David Green
 

“At last,” Bode cried. “The Fountain…
October 27, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Captain Purge’s Collection of Oddities

by Kelly Matsuura
 

“Kanami, darlin', you’ll finally…
October 26, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Captain’s Justice

by Melinda Pouncey
 

Captain Harrington slept with a…
October 25, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Price of Admission

by Michelle Brett
 

“Shall you give your hand or your…
October 24, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Redbeard

by Tracy Davidson
 

Redbeard chose the wrong island…
October 23, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Execution Dock

by Simon Clarke
 

Three tides washed over me before…
October 22, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Most Hated Candy

by Nikki DeKeuster
 

They smashed them. All of them.
My…
October 21, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Nice Night for a Barbeque

by Neen Cohen
 

Drips of fat dropped through the barbeque…
October 20, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Faerie Things

by Chris Hewitt
 

Tucked off the main thoroughfare,…
October 19, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Hunting Fae

by Karen Bayly
 

She watched from the alley, green eyes…
October 18, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Awakening

by Eddie D. Moore
 

Reed couldn't believe how small…
October 17, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Faerie Etiquette

by Jacqueline Moran Meyer
 

“Stop,” I yelled, too…
October 16, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Fairies Gotta Eat

by Stephen Herczeg
 

I found them at the bottom of the…
October 15, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Spoiled Goods

by Zoey Xolton
 

“Please!” the girl begged. “Let…
October 14, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Destroyed by Silver

by Stacey Jaine McIntosh
 

The cold lingered, seeping…
October 13, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Poor Charlie

by Hari Navarro
 

I was sixteen the first time. Never…
October 12, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Cold Blue

by Kelly Matsuura
 

Celyna examined Davenall's face…
October 11, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Spoils

by Chris Bannor
 

She held the knife between her teeth,…
October 10, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Infinity Mirror

by Beth W. Patterson
 

Why is the flora on my family's…
October 10, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Paradise Mobile Estates 2016

by V.A. Vazquez
 

He sat on the secondhand couch in…
October 9, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Mirror, Mirror

by S.O. Green
 

The mirror is cracked and the cracks…
October 9, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Midnight Throne

by Rowanne S. Carberry
 

Blood-stained lips framed by…
October 8, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Everything You Know About Witches

by Warren Benedetto
 

“Everything you think you know…
October 8, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Torches and Pitchforks

by Raven Corinn Carluk
 

Gavin glowered at the townfolk…
October 7, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Redecorating Heaven

by McKenzie Richardson
 

Merlot-hued spatters stain…
October 7, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Old One Breathed

by Scott Wheelock
 

The people blanketed the ground…
October 6, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Satan’s Butterfly

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

Spanning the stems of a prickly…
October 6, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Flames of Betrayal

by Paula R.C. Readman
 

Martha fed more sticks to the…
October 5, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Where’s Margaret?

by Kelly Matsuura
 

When Wizard Qarmel took to his death…
October 5, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Two Wrongs Don’t Save a Changeling

by K.B. Elijah
 

Cold winds borne from grey skies whipped…
October 4, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Bloody Mary

by Neen Cohen
 

She fluttered her bright blue eyes in…
October 3, 2020/by Anny Saludar

To Serve and Obey

by Zoey Xolton
 

Lucifer languished upon the immense,…
October 2, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Old Switcheroo

by Steven Holding
 

All it took was one look at her…
October 1, 2020/by Anny Saludar

A Romance in Dunwich

by V.A. Vazquez
 

There weren't many eligible bachelors…
September 30, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Elspeth

by Jacqueline Moran Meyer
 

Elspeth haunts me. At night,…
September 30, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Whitechapel Rain

by Matthew Wilson
 

I have had dark moments since I…
September 29, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Midnight at the Gallows

by McKenzie Richardson
 

The corpse swings on its rope…
September 28, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Author’s Lament

by K.T. Tate
 

I just wanted a muse. Something unusual…
September 28, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Madeline

by Joshua Gessner
 

I see a girl, hidden behind a curtain…
September 27, 2020/by Anny Saludar

A Successful Exorcism

by Celestine Trinidad
 

Father Fernando kept on chanting…
September 26, 2020/by Anny Saludar

We Can Only Fall

by Callum Pearce
 

Swept down from heaven on the wind…
September 25, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Devourer

by Warren Benedetto
 

Maslowe stood absolutely still.…
September 24, 2020/by Anny Saludar

On Thunderous Wings

by Zoey Xolton
 

The eldritch gods of the ever deep stir…
September 23, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Sound from the Moors

by Joel R. Hunt
 

I cannot describe the sound that emanated…
September 22, 2020/by Anny Saludar

A Thousand Days

by K.B. Elijah
 

Red lips in a pale face, puckered in…
September 20, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Enemies End

by Karen Bayly
 

The great witch, Ophesia, sat leaning…
September 20, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Angel, Broken

by  Kelly Matsuura
 

“Don’t touch me!” Lailah…
September 19, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Death of Heaven

by Lyndsey Ellis-Holloway
 

His wings were ablaze, the…
September 18, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Miss Scarlet Hood

by Lynne Phillips
 

Miss Scarlet Hood met a bad wolf…
September 17, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Woodsman

by Chris Bannor
 

They gave me an axe and sent me to…
September 16, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Protection Racket

by G. Allen Wilbanks
 

“Grandma, why do you put milk…
September 15, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Escape

by Jacek Wilkos
 

I dreamed about this horrible city…
September 14, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Needing to Forget

by David Green
 

“Why?” Ruby muttered to Nick.
They…
September 12, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Fragile

by Evan Baughfman
 

Glass slippers sparkled on Cinderella’s…
September 11, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Stormy Little Dream Stealer

by Hari Navarro
 

I felt the impact as she landed in…
September 10, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Oil Slick

by Evan Baughfman
 

Glistening, black goo coated the…
September 9, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Brew for Two

by Clint Foster
 

The thing about potions is, it doesn’t…
September 8, 2020/by Anny Saludar

What He Deserves

by Heather Ewings
 

“I brought what you wanted.”
Brown…
September 7, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Water on Canvas

by James S. Austin
 

Standing in the newly acquired…
September 4, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Insolence

by Jesse Highsmith
 

Richard's ears crackled loudly…
September 1, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Many Lives of Miss Creant

by Chris Hewitt
 

Every young witch needs the protection…
August 31, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Brothers

by Chris Bannor
 

The night rumbled its greeting as…
August 30, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Dunwich Desires

by Beth W. Patterson
 

“Looks aren’t everything”…
August 28, 2020/by Anny Saludar

The Darkness Ahead

by Brianna Witte
 

They came for me—pitchforks sharpened…
August 27, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Celestial Game

by Abi Marie Palmer
 

The arrow pierced the angel's…
August 25, 2020/by Anny Saludar

Cautionary Steps

by Colleen Anderson
 

Sergei backed away from the greyish…
August 16, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Bleeding, Blending, An Ending With The Living Dead

by Steven Holding
 

Slow shuffle, like a senile senior…
August 15, 2020/by Black Hare Press

The Unturned

by Nicole Little
 

Holing up in this ramshackle cabin…
August 14, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Saviours

by Dustin Pinney
 

The last survivor screamed as the…
August 11, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Watch Where You Step

by Jodi Jensen
 

“Mom! Dad!” Kelly’s shouts were…
August 10, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Time and Decay

by Zoey Xolton
 

Rayne’s heartbeat thundered in her…
August 9, 2020/by Black Hare Press

New Beginning

by Melinda Pouncey
 

It began with a worldwide contagion.Warning…
August 7, 2020/by Black Hare Press

The Last One Alive

by Andreas Hort
 

Every day they trudge around the city…
August 5, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Obey

by Paul J Scribbans
 

“Harry! You promised Dad!”
“I…
August 4, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Surprise!

by Maxine Churchman
 

Sylvia, the bride-to-be, gasped…
August 3, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Kill the Messenger

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

Kendra hurried back to the shelter…
August 2, 2020/by Black Hare Press

This Is Where It Ends

by Wondra Vanian
 

Everyone knows where it started.…
July 26, 2020/by Black Hare Press

One

by Chris Bannor
 

For three days my brother and I ran. …
May 28, 2020/by Black Hare Press

Exterminate

by Evan Baughfman
 

They returned with a vengeance,…
May 27, 2020/by Evan Baughfman

An Honest Review

by Galina Trefil
 

Centuries ago, he’d killed her.
She…
May 26, 2020/by Gabriella Balcom

Bogeyman

by Andreas Hort
 

“Mm, Liam,” purred the raspy voice.…
May 22, 2020/by Andreas Hort

Family Reunion

by Joel R. Hunt
 

The months after she died felt like…
May 15, 2020/by Joel R. Hunt

You Came to Me

by Paula R.C. Readman
 

In the depth of a cloudless…
May 14, 2020/by Paula R. C. Readman

The Shape of Darkness

by K.B. Elijah
 

At first, I thought it was the real…
May 6, 2020/by K.B. Elijah

Once

by Raven Corinn Carluk
 

Maggie stirred the stew, staring…
May 4, 2020/by Raven Corinn Carluk

Lady in White

by Harry J. Canis
 

“Headless horse-riding monk! Really?”
Harry…
May 2, 2020/by Harry J Canis

I Can’t Stand the Rain

by Frances Tate
 

“And the dreams?” the psychiatrist…
April 28, 2020/by Frances Tate

Night Drive

by R.J. Meldrum
 

He woke, disturbed.  The dream had…
April 23, 2020/by R.J. Meldrum

Sausage Soup

by Jacob Baugher
 

When the three sweating golfers in…
April 15, 2020/by Jacob Baugher

Blame it on El Trauco

by Ximena Escobar
 

Knowing the fate befalling virgins…
April 8, 2020/by Ximena Escobar

Next Time, Take the Stairs

by Nicole Little
 

My new job has phenomenal perks:…
April 5, 2020/by Nicole Little

The Kiss

by Michael Crow
 

The bite wasn’t what I expected.…
March 31, 2020/by Michael Crow

The Fliers Club

by James Lipson
 

“Are you kidding me?”
“I might…
March 18, 2020/by James Lipson

Covert Operation Helsing: Malawi Mission

by Jacob Bowers
 

“You may have done your research,…
March 18, 2020/by Jacob Bowers

A Shot of Carmilla

by Joachim Heijndermans
 

Funny, a thing like her being…
March 13, 2020/by Joachim Heijndermans

Weak Timid Afraid

by Kathy Slater Neilsen
 

Her skin translucent, veins…
March 13, 2020/by Kathy Slater Neilsen

Gift Wrapping

by Glenn R. Wilson
 

“We’ve gathered here to celebrate…
March 5, 2020/by Glenn R. Wilson

Embrace

by Maura Yzmore
 

How long has it been? A century or…
February 29, 2020/by Maura Yzmore

The Party

by Pavi Raman
 

The Dardanellis threw the best Halloween…
February 27, 2020/by Pavi Raman

Only When I Sleep

by J.W. Garrett
 

Shana glanced upward. Bits of darkened…
February 23, 2020/by J.W. Garrett

Winter Kiss

by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt
 

Nothing is more beautiful…
February 22, 2020/by Donald Jacob Uitvlugt

Courage

by Catherine Kenwell
 

It had been too long. The infernal…
February 19, 2020/by Catherine Kenwell

Regrets

by Steven Lord
 

The yearning starts off in the morning…
February 12, 2020/by Steven Lord

Last Call

by Stephanie Scissom
 

Jackson called at 9:57 a.m. Still…
February 10, 2020/by Stephanie Scissom

Razor

by Rich Rurshell
 

I could see it in his eyes. He knew…
February 9, 2020/by Rich Rurshell

Camponotus Vampiricus

by Robert Bagnall
 

Doug sharpens Swan Vestas.  Making…
February 9, 2020/by Robert Bagnall

Countess D

by Robin Braid
 

"The Countess must die," the cry went…
January 29, 2020/by Robin Braid

Carnival Nights

by Trisha Ridinger McKee
 

Patsy was plain and blended…
January 24, 2020/by Trisha Ridinger McKee

The First Bite

by Jodi Jensen
 

Lush, full, delicious lips were all…
January 22, 2020/by Jodi Jensen

The Day I Died

by Clint Foster
 

There was no warning before I died.
A…
January 20, 2020/by Clint Foster

Moonlight

by Annie Percik
 

I am a light in the darkness, obscured…
January 19, 2020/by Annie Percik

YEAR ONE

January 15, 2020/by Black Hare Press

YEAR TWO

January 14, 2020/by Black Hare Press

The Power of Love

by Paula R.C. Readman
 

“The first bite is as powerful…
January 13, 2020/by Paula R. C. Readman

YEAR THREE

January 13, 2020/by Black Hare Press

YEAR FOUR

January 12, 2020/by Black Hare Press

YEAR FIVE

January 11, 2020/by Black Hare Press

The Cautious Predator

by G. Allen Wilbanks
 

These children have no appreciation…
January 9, 2020/by G. Allen Wilbanks

Liquid Diet

by Steven Holding
 

Fluids feed us, true enough, but…
January 9, 2020/by Steven Holding

Hard Wood

by Hari Navarro
 

The tip of his stake pushes the cloth…
January 6, 2020/by Hari Navarro

Beware the Plastic Teeth

by D.J. Elton
 

Brian sighed. Halloween props for tonight.…
January 4, 2020/by D.J. Elton

Thanks, Pop Culture

by Neen Cohen
 

“You gunna sparkle in the sunlight?”…
January 2, 2020/by Neen Cohen

New Year’s Eve, Party for One: Truth or Dare

by Zoey Xolton
 

“Dare,” said his exotic drinking…
December 31, 2019/by Zoey Xolton

A Savage Christmas

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

After two years imbedded with savage,…
December 25, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

12 Drummers Drumming

by Rowanne S. Carberry
 

Claire runs faster. Heart beating…
December 24, 2019/by Rowanne S. Carberry

Eleven Pipers Piping

by Karter Mycroft
 

I raise my flute with trembling…
December 23, 2019/by Karter Mycroft

Tenth Day

by R.J. Hunt
 

On the Tenth Day of Christmas, my lover…
December 22, 2019/by R.J. Hunt

Nine Ladies Dancing

by D.M. Burdett
 

She dances for him; en pointe, lightly…
December 21, 2019/by D.M. Burdett

Eight Maids A-milking

by Susanne Thomas
 

Trina and Carla sat at the bottom…
December 20, 2019/by Susanne Thomas

Death for Christmas

by Cassandra Angler
 

On the seventh day of Christmas,…
December 19, 2019/by Cassandra Angler

Arena of Shadows – Six Body-Parts Bleeding…

by John Saxton
 

A dark shed: arena of shadows.
A heavyset…
December 18, 2019/by John Saxton

Five Golden Rings

by Joel R. Hunt
 

On the fifth day of Christmas my true…
December 18, 2019/by Joel R. Hunt

Love Santa

by Kimberly Rei
 

The first gift arrived by courier.…
December 17, 2019/by Kimberly Rei

Dinner for Three

by J.W. Garrett
 

A sticky red paste covered the cook…
December 16, 2019/by J.W. Garrett

The 2nd Day

by Jason Holden
 

I’d seen the news. It’s all over…
December 15, 2019/by Jason Holden

The First Day of Christmas

by R.A. Goli
 

Jonah woke, drenched in sweat, heart…
December 14, 2019/by R.A. Goli

Eye of Phone

by Liam Hogan
 

“When shall we three meet again?”
There…
November 28, 2019/by Liam Hogan

The Kid Who Hates Baseball

by Alanna Robertson-Webb
 

     I love coaching…
November 28, 2019/by Alanna Robertson-Webb

Under the Bed

by A.R. Dean
 

Bedtime was here again. Billy shook in…
November 27, 2019/by A.R. Dean

Dying With Laughter

by Tracy Davidson
 

If you’re gonna die, die laughing,…
November 24, 2019/by Tracy Davidson

The Probe

by Colleen Anderson
 

Frank awoke, staring into the…
November 24, 2019/by Colleen Anderson

Blaster of Puppets

by Beth W. Patterson
 

“What’s wrong? Did your sense…
November 20, 2019/by Beth W. Patterson

Forever Hungry

by Jason Holden
 

It waits, making low groaning noises.…
November 18, 2019/by Jason Holden

In the Middle of the Night

by Jacek Wilkos
 

He woke up in the middle of the night.…
November 18, 2019/by Jacek Wilkos

Gallows Humour

by Joel R. Hunt
 

Gonzo the Clown trembled on the gallows.…
November 15, 2019/by Black Hare Press

How to Deal with Stress

by Crystal L. Kirkham
 

A co-worker once asked me how…
November 10, 2019/by Crystal L. Kirkham

Don’t Wear Black

by Charlotte O’Farrell
 

In life, Aunt Maud had no…
November 10, 2019/by Charlotte O’Farrell

Nevermore

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

“It’s a parasitic twin,”…
November 8, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

Dinner Plans

by Raven Corinn Carluk
 

"What should we eat?"
"Dunno.…
November 2, 2019/by Raven Corinn Carluk

The Hunger

by Stephanie Scissom
 

Elspbeth peered through her keyhole.…
October 30, 2019/by Stephanie Scissom

Spell for the Dead

by Belinda Brady
 

“The Spell for the Dead only works…
October 27, 2019/by Belinda Brady

Mrs Jack’s Hallowe’en Surprise!

by Donna Cuttress
 

The knife pierced the toughened…
October 24, 2019/by Donna Cutress

Kindness Altered

by C.L. Steele
 

“Not a flat!”
Molly worried about…
October 22, 2019/by C.L. Steele

The Root of All Evil

by Andrew Anderson
 

All the village kids knew which…
October 18, 2019/by Andrew Anderson

Facelift

by Jasmine Arch
 

The pumpkin's toothy grin had grown…
October 18, 2019/by Jasmine Arch

Graveyard

by G. Allen Wilbanks
 

Morty loved decorating for Halloween.…
October 18, 2019/by G. Allen Wilbanks

Riddle of the Sphinx

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

“Domesticated dogs came into…
October 11, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

Here Comes the Knock

by Paula R. C. Readman
 

Streetlights darken.
Laughter…
October 11, 2019/by Paula R. C. Readman

The Wackiest Star Ship in the Space Force

by John H. Dromey
 

A doorbell rang. A door creaked…
October 11, 2019/by John H. Dromey

Anniversary of the Mask Murders

by Joshua D. Taylor
 

Chris and Sara stared at the abandoned…
October 11, 2019/by Joshua D. Taylor

A Family Hallowe’en

by Connie R. Watson
 

With a final slice, Jace completed…
October 8, 2019/by Connie R. Watson

Party Favours

by J.S. Carnes
 

Cindy manoeuvred through fake cobwebs…
October 2, 2019/by J.S. Carnes

Head of the Class

by Raven Corinn Carluk
 

Master found me on the streets…
September 30, 2019/by Raven Corinn Carluk

Tali’s Future

by Susanne Thomas
 

Heralds pronounced the fate of the…
September 27, 2019/by Susanne Thomas

A Deal is a Deal

by Crystal L. Kirkham
 

Tonight, they celebrated her…
September 25, 2019/by Crystal L. Kirkham

The Ancestor Stone

by Joel R. Hunt
 

Becoming a man had been harder in…
September 23, 2019/by Joel R. Hunt

Turning Thirteen

by William J. Joel
 

Today was the day, and Tiffany…
September 20, 2019/by William J. Joel

The Monster in the Bed

by Aiki Flinthart
 

Each night it comes for her body,…
September 20, 2019/by Aiki Flinthart

First Job

by Adam S. Furman
 

Today's the first day of my career.
I…
September 15, 2019/by Adam S. Furman

Metamorphosis

by Freddy Iryss
 

My brothers and sisters always tease…
September 13, 2019/by Freddy Iryss

Amor Fati

by Charlotte O’Farrell
 

Trevor arrived at the group’s…
September 11, 2019/by Charlotte O’Farrell

Spreading My Wings

by Annie Percik
 

I have been waiting so long. The hour…
September 9, 2019/by Annie Percik

Taran’s Hunt

by Tracy Davidson
 

No longer a child. Time to prove…
September 6, 2019/by Tracy Davidson

That Healthy Glow

by Ryan Benson
 

Donna gazed at her reflection.
Sigh.
The…
September 4, 2019/by Ryan Benson

Second Time’s the Charm

by Becky Benishek
 

He came to her when she had too…
September 4, 2019/by Becky Benishek

Better Latte Than Never’s

by A.L. Blacklyn
 

I'm about to burn. My final thesis…
September 2, 2019/by A.L. Blacklyn

First Time

by Liam Hogan
 

The hunter waited, trembling. Across…
September 2, 2019/by Liam Hogan

The Bell

by C.M. Saunders
 

Cancer.
The very word is enough…
August 28, 2019/by C.M. Saunders

Awful Alphabet

by Evan Baughfman
 

“Daddy, they taught me my ABC’s!”…
August 26, 2019/by Evan Baughfman

The Glutton

by John A. DeMember
 

The infernal flames licked at…
August 23, 2019/by John A. DeMember

Headmoths

by J. Motoki
 

His last words hiss under the pendulum…
August 21, 2019/by J. Motoki

Your Ride Has Arrived

by Evan Baughfman
 

The hearse came to a silent stop…
August 16, 2019/by Evan Baughfman

A Psi of Relief

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

Once the mushroom’s psychotropic…
August 14, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

Other Oceans

by Blair Frison
 

An epidemic of suicide and madness…
August 13, 2019/by Blair Frison

Cosmic Horror

by Dustin Pinney
 

Ray saw the asteroid long before…
August 9, 2019/by Dustin Pinney

The Tailor

by Ezekiel Kincaid
 

I slipped on the suit. The sleeves…
August 7, 2019/by Ezekiel Kincaid

Scarecrow

by Denzell Cooper
 

The wheat grew past our heads, ears…
August 5, 2019/by Denzell Cooper

When the Cat’s Away…

by Thomas Kleaton
 

Norman scratched his head, pondering…
August 2, 2019/by Thomas Kleaton

Allison’s Ghost

by W.T. Paterson
 

The house wasn’t haunted when she…
July 30, 2019/by W.T. Paterson

Muse

by Connor Greenaway
 

He put the pen down, defeated.…
July 28, 2019/by Connor Greenaway

Devil’s Triangle

by Caleb Echterling
 

During the drinking game Devil’s…
July 28, 2019/by Caleb Echterling

Big Bad Consequences

by Tim Hawken
 

Pneumoconiosis has taken its toll. The…
July 25, 2019/by Tim Hawken

Eyes of Innocence

by Ximena Escobar
 

Behind her sweet caress lies a lie. …
July 24, 2019/by Ximena Escobar

Awakened

by C.D. Augello
 

     In the night he feels her…
July 21, 2019/by C.D. Augello

Flesh Art

by Gary Ferrill
 

Flesh was torn. Limbs flayed open.…
July 18, 2019/by Gary Ferrill

Trophic Dynamics

by Gabrielle Bleu
 

Sixteen dogs used to roam the back…
July 17, 2019/by Gabrielle Bleu

After Glow

by Liam Hogan
 

Huh. Zombies.
Of course it was zombies.…
July 15, 2019/by Liam Hogan

Where Her Heart Was

by Adam Breckenridge
 

My girlfriend opened the door…
July 12, 2019/by Adam Breckenridge

Reflections

by Lynne Lumsden Green
 

My friend Ben and I loved jumping…
July 10, 2019/by Lynne Lumsden Green

AA

by Shane Sinjun
 

“Welcome to AA,” the convenor…
July 8, 2019/by Shane Sinjun

We’ll Always Have Venus

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

To humanity’s great relief, the…
July 5, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

Hand

by Belinda Brady
 

“Fancy a drink?” Dave asks.
“I’m…
July 3, 2019/by Belinda Brady

Quietus

by Chitra Gopalakrishnan
 

Release travels to me through…
June 30, 2019/by Chitra Gopalakrishnan

The Carrion Maven

by Casey Douglass
 

It seeps through the streets like…
June 28, 2019/by Casey Douglass

Buzzards

by Vonnie Winslow Crist
 

The trouble began when Jimmie…
June 25, 2019/by Vonnie Winslow Crist

Mother Cat

by Rickey Rivers Jr.
 

Rick accidentally ran over a…
June 24, 2019/by Rickey Rivers Jr.

Nytemare

by Daniel Bagley
 

Deep inside lives a monster, born…
June 20, 2019/by Daniel Bagley

Automated Control

by Ryan Benson
 

The small civilians pelt me with rocks…
June 19, 2019/by Ryan Benson

Pin This Picture Upon the Refrigerator

by Steven Holding
 

Furious scratching as crayon scrapes…
June 17, 2019/by Steven Holding

Time to Retreat

by Gabriella Balcom
 

As Pam picked a dahlia, something…
June 13, 2019/by Gabriella Balcom

The Gun

by James WF Roberts
 

The gun on the table mocks me.…
June 12, 2019/by James WF Roberts

Inheritance

by Charlotte O’Farrell
 

All my life, Uncle Harry’s…
June 10, 2019/by Charlotte O’Farrell

Aberrant Foliation

by Dennis Mombauer
 

The train stopped. Sanesh awoke…
June 5, 2019/by Dennis Mombauer

Darkness Falls

by Kim Plasket
 

Darkness falls across a sea of blood.…
June 3, 2019/by Kim Plasket

A New Mourning

by Kevin Hopson
 

Michael knew of the man. He visited…
May 31, 2019/by Kevin Hopson

Treasure Hunt

by Holly Schofield
 

The penthouse door shut behind…
May 29, 2019/by Holly Schofield

All the Little Vampires

by Gregory L. Norris
 

While the family slept, all the…
May 27, 2019/by Gregory L. Norris

Rags and Bones

by Carys Crossen
 

The villagers decided she was a witch.…
May 24, 2019/by Carys Crossen

The Capital D

by A.L. King
 

I’ve seen Death. That’s with a capital…
May 22, 2019/by A.L. King

O Fear and Fortuna

by L.P. Melling
 

They rained from the sky, shaped like…
May 19, 2019/by L.P. Melling

Singer

by Steven Sheil
 

She fell backwards into the crowd…
May 17, 2019/by Steven Sheil

Lady in White

by A.R. Johnston
 

I slowly walked toward the river,…
May 14, 2019/by A.R. Johnston

The Butcher of Redcreek Farm

by Zoey Xolton
 

Jacob shivered in the cage, naked as…
May 12, 2019/by Zoey Xolton

Excalibur’s Prelude

by Dave Ring
 

Emrys and Fatou le Fay had been practicing…
May 10, 2019/by Dave Ring

Grandma’s Gift

by J.D. Bell
 

Weathered hands work the long braid of…
May 8, 2019/by JD Bell

What Squirms Beneath

by Paul Alex Gray
 

Chunks of muck splattered Ernie…
May 5, 2019/by Paul Alex Gray

They Hang

by John Saxton
 

They hang; some in bunches, others…
May 3, 2019/by John Saxton

Soul Food

by Mike Murphy
 

The eternal soul fluttered about the…
April 30, 2019/by Mike Murphy

Ghulskelche

by Russell Hemmell
 

"Welcome to The Morgue. At 5 pm,…
April 25, 2019/by Russell Hemmell

Learn

by Belinda Brady
 

“Shapeshifters? Why are you reading…
April 23, 2019/by Belinda Brady

It’s So Dark

by Stephen Herczeg
 

I wake. It’s dark. So dark.
My…
April 17, 2019/by Stephen Herczeg

The Rich, The Poor And When Earth’s Time Is Up

by Aditya Deshmukh
 

An ashamed sun drags itself up…
April 17, 2019/by Aditya Deshmukh

The Hot Bunk

by Shawn M. Klimek
 

Lieutenant Kent ached. His leaden…
April 10, 2019/by Shawn M. Klimek

Quick Salvage

by Eddie D. Moore
 

I found the derelict in a degrading…
April 10, 2019/by Eddie D. Moore

On the House

by Colleen Anderson
 

Jordan hated everything; wife…
April 2, 2019/by Colleen Anderson

The 97-Year-Old Science-Fiction Writer’s Untimely Time-Machine Computer

by J. J. Steinfeld
 

The 97-year-old science-fiction…
March 30, 2019/by J. J. Steinfeld

Protected Class

by Adam S. Furman
 

To the citizens and subjects of…
March 30, 2019/by Adam S. Furman

Nodes and Modes

by Beth W. Patterson
 

There was no sound in space,…
March 27, 2019/by Beth W. Patterson

A Breath So Sweet

by Stephen Coghlan
 

Oh, The Horror!
I must escape!
I…
March 27, 2019/by Stephen Coghlan

Expire

by Alex Gounaris


I floated in space, heading for an endless…
March 16, 2019/by Alex Gounaris
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