Biggest Fan, pt. 12 by Heather Taylor
“What did you want again?” Ceri half-shouted down the phone. She was queuing in a cramped café in the bustlingContinue Reading
Category: Fiction
Cut by Abi Silverthorne
Cut up, was the body was on the sofa. Where it had been left. Its leg was bent at theContinue Reading
Where the Gutter Flowers Wilt, pt. 1 by Kyle Summerall
Summer rain blankets the windshield, turning the parking lot into a canvas of mottled lights. I could never paint somethingContinue Reading
Biggest Fan, pt. 11 by Heather Taylor
Huddled in the bathroom with the door firmly locked and checked four times, was Aaron. He had to find someContinue Reading
The Kimberley by Debi Savage | Shortlisted Entry Short Story Competition 2020
The world ended on a Sunday. Sunday 18th of July, 2028. 10:37am. It’s ironic if you think about it: aContinue Reading
Life Matters by Meverly Adjhei Benjamin | Black History Month Celebration
Looking at the screen, she found herself wondering about many different things. And none of them were related to herContinue Reading
Biggest Fan, pt. 10 by Heather Taylor
Hands shaking, tears spilling—the phone fell to the floor with a crash. Everything had just collapsed, ended, right before herContinue Reading
Cobwebs by Richard Hooton | Shortlisted Entry Short Story Competition 2020
What’s the difference between a spider’s web and a cobweb? One’s a sticky trap to catch prey, the other abandonedContinue Reading
