Submitted Short Stories
By Jason Vowell I have always hated supermarkets. They are way to bright. They are always filled with the general population you do your best every day to try to avoid. All there, crawling around like the primates that they are. A modern-day freak show under hard light. Step Right up! […]
By: Donnie Casto II, a.k.a the Dark Troubadour “This has to be a dream!” he said, sitting there in the cafe sipping coffee, with a glass of absinthe on the side. He knew he had no passport, and knew he certainly wasn’t in France before he went to sleep. “I […]
l[artwork copyright 2015 by Josh Chambers By Kyle K. Mann Whatever was shining brightly over the night-shrouded freeway up ahead, it was extremely unusual, and bizarre. I raced out of L.A. at midnight on the northbound Interstate 5 with my buddy, Ab the Editor, riding shotgun. We were bound for […]
First Place Prose Winner: Gonzofest Literary Contest 2015 “Earlier I was day drinking in Minneapolis, Minnesota but my mind kept going south to a little backwoods crawfish joint in Leesville, Louisiana in David Allen’s short story “Crawdads.” The story reads like a country song written by a man with a […]
a follow up to ‘Decisions in Vegas’ By Tony X Stanton There is nothing scarier for a man in his 40’s then suddenly finding yourself the other side of a long-term relationship, apart from finding yourself the other side of a long-term relationship where you were rarely let out on […]
artwork copyright© 2015 joeyfeldman, all rights reserved www.joeyfeldman.com By Marc D. Goldfinger There is no sense of time here. Have I been in the Troll’s basement for thirty days? Or has it been thirty years? The other junkies who dropped in here today tell me that it is raining outside. […]
….Police Brutality and an Irish Story for any other day except St. Paddy’s. By: Thomas X. Foolery, D.D. As a young boy growing up in Boston I was led to believe that anything is possible. My Grandparents were instrumental in this respect, whereas my Grandfather was a Contractor…built many of […]
artwork copyright© 2015 joeyfeldman, all rights reserved www.joeyfeldman.com By: Rick Kepler Dear Diary, This is not an easy story to tell. But tell it I must, in the hope that one day, in the very near future, this terrible tragedy that has befallen us will be reversed and society will […]
By: Clay Hamilton Part 1: Making Ghost Vows “I am calling to say goodbye to you, “ I explained calmly. “If it were cancer, I would call my loved ones to say goodbye, and anyway, why should I have to hide my imminent death?” I asked without leaving room for an […]
art copyright© 2015 joeyfeldman, all rights reserved www.joeyfeldman.com By Marc D. Goldfinger There’s a story everywhere we look. Sometimes we don’t want to see the story, but we can’t help ourselves. This is one of those times. My mother and father moved to Florida in 1982. I can remember it […]
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