Category: Fiction

Publishing poetry, fiction, non-fiction, & visual art from creative minds around the world.
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TELESCOPE FOR SALE BY JENNA BEEBE

Telescope for sale – Orion ED80 refractor – $200 – Reduced price Great condition. I always took good care of it. I’ll throw in the travel bag I got for it plus the solar filter my wife got me for my birthday last year. Only used...

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LAST FACEBOOK STANDING BY RACHEL REMICK

Yorkie Stoddard was my most recent friend, but I’m not sure she counts in the real world. Listen to me, “in the real world.” Or should I say IRL. Like reality matters. The same folks who use such initialisms believe their online...

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LENNY’S STORY BY DAVID SUMMERS

After an hour in that little chapel, its air conditioning going full blast, being outside was a relief. The day was warm and sunny, so we stopped at this cafe on a quiet street with outdoor seating. It was almost noon, but...

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THE MOTHS ATE IT ANDREW PELFINI

Black Friday, how absurd, Jacob thought. Sheep following a train of advertisements. Every day was Black Friday for him. He shops as if there are no restraints, often forgets what he already has in his closets, his dresser, his...

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MAYBE SOMEDAY BY STEPHEN BRAYTON

Emerging from the trees, they saw the granite dome of Kaaterskill Mountain rising before them. Surprisingly, the normally crowded summit was devoid of hikers on this September Saturday. “Can it be? We’ve got the top to...

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INSPECTED BY NO. 37 BY ZAN BOCKES

You pluck my slip from the pocket of a new suit. You find “Inspected by No. 37” in your fresh linen blouse. You causally glance at my trademark, then toss it into the trash with the stickers, tags, and the little plastic ties...

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THE BUREAU BY THERESA MORITZ

Customer: You weren’t here yesterday. Clerk: I was. Were you? Customer: Let me get at it another way. You weren’t the one I spoke to. Clerk: Perhaps you were at a different window. Customer: He told me to come back to this...

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MAYBE I AM CLUELESS BY DAMON YEARGAIN

She said I was obtuse. “That’s not fair!” I snapped. I wasn’t sure what it meant, but based on past arguments, my guess was it was her fancy-schmancy way of calling me clueless. “You can walk into the bathroom right now and...

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HEAVEN’S WAITING ROOM BY BROOKS C. MENDELL

“Mom and I decided to buy a condo here in Tucson,” I said, sitting across the table from our kids at the vacation rental. Katina glanced up from her phone; “Why? What happened to ‘keeping things simple’?” “Right, well, after our...

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