short story
Due By the End of the Week
by Brandon O’Brien
Twenty percent of my final grade. Wrapped up in a class presentation with a ditzy cheerleader who has been in class maybe five periods total.
poem
Roots to Touch Sky
by Sheree Renée Thomas
Coal is made from the carbon of ancient trees that did not decay to powder
short story
The Autumn of June
by Stu West
Few mortals could ever have used that shield. She is a very special woman, your grandmother.
short story
Symphony for the Space Between the Stars
by Jenn Reese
Her systems will cease to function long before she arrives at her destination. But her protocol is clear. She will follow the last path set by her captain.
short story
By the Storytelling Fire
by Jaymee Goh
The fairy demanded that he kiss the princess, for the fairy had chosen him to break the enchantment on the land. But he refused…
short story
Lord Serpent
by Mary Soon Lee
The fourth demon took the form of a giant serpent, two hundred feet long and as wide in girth as a wagon.
Jan 17, 2019 | essay
Tongue-Tied: A Catalog of Losses
by Layla Al-Bedawi
The German word for language is Sprache. Lose a bit of it and it becomes Rache, which means revenge. Lose just a little more and you’re left with ache.
short story
Ten Utterances of the Vampire Word
by George Lockett
She turns to see two fearful, bloodshot eyes. They’re gone before she can speak. A cockroach itch wriggles under her tongue.
short story
Beyond Comprehension
by Russell Nichols
He’d seen the ads: Happy kids with their headsets, uploading book after book from the VR library to their brains. Instantly. Click and done.
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