Short Fiction

That Time I Noticed Orange

Abby Doherty

 It is my opinion that orange is a rather unappealing color. Or... I suppose I should say that was my opinion. But I don't mean the orange that is found so naturally in the sky, or the orange that can ...  [+]

Short Fiction

An Unfortunate Inheritance

Louis Carufel

Conspiracy and chicanery had tainted the election from the git-go. What was supposed to have been an exercise in the democratic process quickly evolved into an exhibition of corruption and baldfaced ...  [+]

Short Fiction

Pearl, Moon, and Tide

Harper Richardson

I was born in a tide pool in the south of Myanmar. My mother was an oyster, and I was her precious pearl. I lived peacefully, always in my mother's warmth, watching the silver fish glimmer through the ...  [+]

Short Fiction

The Last Click in Eye

Zaheer ANWAR

  For the past ten years, the great lighthouse was my life. I did not consider it just a job; rather, it was a partnership I had with the house. I was the guard of it, and it was the keeper of me. It ...  [+]