When Buck bent to the ground to better see the stains in the dirt, I saw him favor his right leg. It was surely broken. Likely nothing more than a greenstick fracture, but broken all the same. And now wasn’t the time to have a broken leg.… more
Category Archives: Fiction
I See Him
Fiction by Stuart M. RossChoice 1: He had the biggest cock she’d ever seen and he had no idea how to use it.
Choice 2: Wait, Brandy’s had an awning? Then why did we get stuck in the rain that night?? … more
The Fairchild
Fiction by Heather E. GoodmanThe guys have always given me shit for being good with the ladies, nicknaming me Old Yeller because I’m a stray, which is the only thing they think I could have on them. They say I milk the orphan thing, get the honeys to feel sorry for me.
or
“Carnage, anyone?” asked Dina as she approached with the Fairchild’s remnants.
or your choice… more
Paradise Island
Fiction by G. Bernhard SmithSometimes instinct is more powerful than evidence.… more
Summer of Sharks and Missing Persons
Fiction by Guinotte WiseSharks have to keep moving, but all the way to The Mighty Mo?… more
RECENTLY ADDED IN SHIT YOU WATCHED ON MOM’S CABLE WHEN YOU WERE DEPRESSED WHILE ‘BETWEEN JOBS’ AND LIVING AT HOME IN YOUR EARLY-TO-MID TWENTIES
Fiction by Brian Alan EllisBeing a thirty-five year-old teenager may or may not be going okay, and all I have to show for it are dead dreams and season one of Full House on DVD, but living alone is rad because you’re able to spread depression throughout an entire enclosure without bumming anyone else out, which is super liberating,… more
Remembering Rocksteady
Fiction by Nathan DixonI read everything I can get my hands on, plant more succulents among his bones in the garden, write picture-less comic strips – westerns – where we figure as heroes instead of villains.… more
The Immortal Jellyfish
Fiction by Jason OckertShored up with what he believes to be sound intelligence, Clay mounts his metallic-blue ten-speed, punches the code—1234—into the keypad and coasts down the drive. The garage door makes an agonizing clamor upon its descent and for this reason Clay frantically pedals away from his home. Those gears are in desperate need of a good… more
