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Short Fiction

Metal Doors

Heidi Kellam

The last penny dug from the sticky console of my 1991 Mustang got me there. I had negotiated the price down to as far as she would allow, and now it was time to pay up. "Let's review the rules," she ...  [+]
Short Fiction

Your Reluctant Seaman

Ava Daniels

My dearest friend, 
I hope this letter finds you in a better condition than when I first reached out. It would be best for one of us to be happy in these tumultuous times, wouldn't it? By now ...  [+]
Short Fiction

A Witch's Warmth

Emily MacLean

Flames cradled my ankles. Jeers pummeled my ear canals. My skin shriveled. I felt it burn. 
 
In the distance, the autumnal trees bared their bones, swimming in a misty haze. Beneath them, my ...  [+]
Short Fiction

Life of a Scarecrow

Priscilla Arriaga

Dewdrops splatter across my skin as I slowly open my eyes and am greeted by the dark indigo sky.   Pain begins to radiate from my hips and ribs. I am lying down on moist dirt.   Horror takes ove ...  [+]