Short Fiction
4 min
The notice was taped inside the laundry room, between a lost-cat flyer and an ad for a used bike. EXCHANGE, it said. ONE WEEK EACH. YOU WILL COME BACK.
It was two in the morning and the dryer had
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Short Fiction
5 min
The Path Not Taken
"I really don't understand why you won't just go down to Commonwealth. Takes like, half an hour." I stared at my bowl of noodles, unwilling to meet Cass' gaze. She was right
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Short Fiction
3 min
One Short Day
Madeline woke up to the smell of flowers. Sitting up and rubbing the sleep out of her eyes, she took in the wooden cabin bedroom she'd woken up in. On her bedside table, red and yellow peonies
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Short Fiction
5 min
The Daughter
I
Her heels struck the linoleum in firm, even intervals, her coat flaring behind her. In that overheated office, the school counselor's voice still hung in the air with counterfeit concern ... [+]
Her heels struck the linoleum in firm, even intervals, her coat flaring behind her. In that overheated office, the school counselor's voice still hung in the air with counterfeit concern ... [+]
Short Fiction
5 min
Twinkle Twinkle Little Crescent
Dragging a stick in the sand, a girl in a violet dress crouched down, face scrunched in focus. Behind her, a girl with braided hair approached.
"What are you drawing?"
"Death," ... [+]
"What are you drawing?"
"Death," ... [+]