Short Fiction

A Tree of Time

Nelson Marquez Machado

In a land far away but not so far from yours there was a small kingdom. It was not the most prosperous, nor the most powerful or wealthiest. But for many years people from across came people to see ... [+]

Short Fiction

The Vivisection of Hominis

mmcgraw

Look! Just barely nick the coronary, and don’t look away. I’m only tearing my lungs out, and maybe my heart too. Mostly I just want to be empty. Right now I’m packed almost to bursting. Slice ... [+]

Short Fiction

Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes

Max Chambers

"Hi. My name is Max," I state flatly. "Hi Max," responds a cheerful chorus of voices seated in the crooked oval formed by our metal fold up seats. Every Narcotics Anonymous (or NA) meeting starts ... [+]

Short Fiction

Those old Pokemon Friends of Mine

MarvinPowell

So, I had three best friends growing up. We all met as the only kids in our school that played Pokemon. It was hardly that popular back then and even when it did get popular nationwide, no one else in ... [+]

Short Fiction

Death of a Star

Matt Eddy

Ramona Blank was sixty-one years old when she realized that her life was a lie. Not the type of white lie told daily by everyone, but an earth-shattering lie; a lie to end all lies. In her youth she ... [+]

Short Fiction

Foolish Rumblings

MyNameIsDBZ

Through his jaundiced eyes
He can hear, can feel
Foolish rumblings emanating
His backpack lightened as the gravel cracked like bones beneath his feet, the weight disseminating through his ... [+]

Short Fiction

How I Took Back My Body

Madison Seitchik

When I was eleven years old the world felt like it was moving so fast. Too fast. So fast that I wanted to physically slow it down, but when I did, my brain was so confused that I couldn’t keep up ... [+]

Poetry

Pop-A-Dude

Kate

I didn't know what was happening that night
All I seen was the Ambulances flashing lights
I ... [+]

Poetry

Alina

DreSpeaks

She knows just how I feel
And how to make it all better
I can stand in the bathroom foreve ... [+]

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The Lifeline

Taylor

The pain drenches every part of her body
So wet and heavy, she can barely keep her head above the ... [+]

Poetry
Short Fiction

The City Stole My Body

Miana

I woke up in the middle of a busy city.
I have been taken. Someone stole me. They snatched my body from its home in space and brought me to this gritty ball called Earth. Everything looks the same ... [+]

Short Fiction

What I Can Remember

Sam

I never wanted to grow from this. I came into your office brimming with resentment. You know that. My mother’s tears drove me there after she scraped the truth off my tongue. It wasn’t fair. Two ... [+]

Poetry