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The Night Journey - 8

by RW Spryszak, posted 88 minutes ago 22 views00 comments00 favs

The darker of the two had a cyst on his temple the size of a ripe date, and a man could be forgiven if he were to believe that between them this one would be the last to do the talking, out of …

7 décembre, 1917

by Harold Neidermeyer, posted 2 hours ago 55 views00 comments00 favs

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The Bent One

by Meg Pokrass, posted 6 hours ago 2121 views11 comment22 favs

He hypnotizes me with his snake brain. His muscular brain squeezes mine, swallows it. We're under a bush at the edge of an unmarked trail. Count my toes. Straighten the bent one. Straighten everything about me if it still moves.

Excerpt from the Novella "Iron Butterfly"

by Richard Lutman, posted 9 hours ago 1515 views00 comments00 favs

Did I knowingly choose to enter Gloria’s garden and the warm, dark, hollow spaces she offers? Or is it something else that draws me?

Arcana Magi Pure Vol.2 - c.4

by H-M Brown, posted 9 hours ago 2020 views00 comments00 favs

Mayumi could see as far as her eyes could, all the buildings hugged by the trees. Roads stretching outward as if reaching for something far away.

You're a Somewhat-Traveling Salesman (Another Already-Chosen for You "Choose Your Own Adventure™"-esque Story) [#7 of 10]

by Christopher Joseph Snyder, posted 9 hours ago 1717 views11 comment00 favs

Your sales: still at 0, after ten weeks of trying, three demos a night, five days a week, some on Saturdays — what the hey, Jamie's chased everyone out, what else they gonna do with all those "leads"?

A Novel Begins...

by Nonnie Augustine, posted 9 hours ago 6161 views66 comments44 favs

She was washing the dishes in the sink, (you're not going to start with a pronoun, are you? Give her a name, for God's sake!) Kate was washing dishes in the sink, (where the hell else is she going to wash dishes? In a creek?) Kate was washing dishes (was…

If I Were New

by Lynn Beighley, posted 10 hours ago 100100 views22 comments33 favs

My skin would glow, nothing would sag. I'd never roll my eyes and sigh.

On The Set Of Dr. Strangelove

by Chris Okum, posted 10 hours ago 2121 views11 comment11 fav

Shepperton, England, 1963

Aftermath

by Félix Saparelli, posted 17 hours ago 2222 views11 comment00 favs

Oh sweet, sweet morning light

Ex is for Excrement

by Gloria Garfunkel, posted 34 hours ago 7979 views88 comments88 favs

You know, the kind of venom between women that is invisible to men.

La Place d'Albertas

by Duncan Whitmire, posted 36 hours ago 4848 views33 comments22 favs

I’m alone, it’s dark. I still have to keep my eyes down as I make my way through the labyrinth of streets, up, across, crooked, and I’m still worried about being hit by a car. It’s just this kind of paranoid vigilance that’s kept me from remembering str

Scum

by P. Rafael Mercado, posted 42 hours ago 6363 views66 comments44 favs

I am in the bad habit of telling people they are the scum of the earth.

Platitudes

by Adam Sifre, posted 44 hours ago 6969 views22 comments22 favs

It's a poem. Do you really need a short snippet?

December Can Feel Like April Here

by Gary Hardaway, posted 45 hours ago 7777 views1313 comments99 favs

Today the isobars are far apart.

Chasing the “Z” words

by Mathew Paust, posted 2 days ago 5858 views1010 comments33 favs

It ain't the steak, it's the sizzle.

MILLY

by James Robison, posted 2 days ago 8080 views77 comments66 favs

she goes, and stops




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