Stories

The fly had no head.  The man was enjoying an after-work whiskey when he first noticed it, buzzing frantically against ...

“I've never seen a creature like this!”  Professor Siegfried Engel examined the drawing and struggled to make sense of the ...

“Mall’s closed, kid,” Rob said, purposely towering over the preteen in the most menacing way he could. The girl’s eyes ...

Still dark as she makes her way up the dirt road, gravel crunching underfoot, each child’s hand in her own ...

Tan kept waking up in the forest. He was sure it was his step-sister's fault. If only Sal could have ...

As the storm door shut behind him, Theo sniffed the warm, dry air. A faint odor lingered in the hallway, ...

“What do you suppose did it?” Johnny asked, passing the flashlight over to Dan. The sprinklers had browned the shingles, ...

Priya walked toward the cave, glancing around. She didn’t want to reveal her rendezvous with John. Dewdrops fell off mist-laden ...

At 2 pm, on a searing hot Sunday in July, Kealan stood on the juncture of 59th and 5th and ...

“I mean, they’re all just stories, right?” I swirled the plastic straw in my soda, the sound of the ice ...