Short Fiction

Belittling Love

Anmol DHAWAN

I befriended her in kindergarten. She was not any of those over-the-top adjectives you would use to describe your best friend. Overall, she was an ordinary four-year old that had grabbed my attention ...  [+]

Poetry
Short Fiction

Crystal Ball

Sarah Lindsey

What a fraud. Lies, lies, lies.
Cindy was so mad. Two years ago she had seen this day and, today, it had finally come.
It had been a strange day, that afternoon two years prior. She had run ...  [+]

Creative Nonfiction
Short Fiction

The Stage

Linglin Yang

20 minutes ago,......
Teresa’s on her way to go home.
Well, her husband, Square Bob was washing dishes in the kitchen.
Phone rang.
“hello?”
“yes, it’s Square Bob.”
(we can’t ...  [+]

Short Fiction

Astronaut

Victoria Gong

When Logan Shu blew up, the world knew her as the first Asian American woman in space. Her Internet fanbase often compared her odd facial expressions to the late Grumpy Cat. They knew she’d gotten he ...  [+]

Short Fiction

The Fix

Bianca Sauro

The first words I ever heard my mother say were, “Fix it.”
A man responded to her then, I remember it clearly, though it was still dark for me.
He said, “Are you sure this is what you want ...  [+]

Short Fiction

The Hotel

Liza Craig

It's a weird thought, a strange feeling, cold and unsettling, like a dank wet basement illuminated by a single 40 watt light bulb swinging from an unknown force.
Your hands and palms sweat ...  [+]

Poetry
Poetry

A Tree

Jessa Alfajardo

Amazing how a tree can grow so tall and big and strong
And live for hundred years long
From a ...  [+]

Poetry
Short Fiction

More than Revenge

Eugenia Trevino De Coss

Alice had just arrived in front of Sara’s house, knocking at her front door, hearing her conscience complain about what she did to her best friend and tears came down her face, as she had no idea what ...  [+]

Poetry
Short Fiction

Kulning

Sophie Cassidy

She woke with the birds and went where she pleased, when she pleased, and nobody gave a damn, and it was fantastic. No one gave her strange sideways glances. Nobody whispered when they saw her at the ...  [+]

Poetry

Maturity

Alina Shin

You
are 18
Driver’s license in your pocket, Waiting
for the 6 balls to determine
You ...  [+]

Short Fiction

On the Backs of Dragons

Percival Skalski

This is how the end begins:
Nearly twenty years and you can’t say you saw it coming. Browned hair and leathered shoes, he picked up his satchel of broken parts, long feet trudging down the side ...  [+]

Short Fiction
Poetry