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Coming To Terms With A Lonely Nature by Christian Brewster
My mother told me it was contagious, her proclivity for loneliness. When I was a boy, I couldn’t quite describe that emptiness in the pit...
Apr 44 min read
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Quadripartite Chronicle of Self Expression
i. Träumerei, "Kinderszenen" No. 7; Robert Schumann I was four when I fell in love for the first time. With tender fingers, I traced...
Mar 126 min read
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Antonia By Olivia Chen
The Amber House, Main Hall, 1920s
Mar 124 min read
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Kisses by Christian Brewster
The bar was eerily empty. I was, unfortunately, the first to arrive, which left me with the task of finding a comfortable enough table...
Mar 126 min read
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Flamenco by Mehreen Ahmed
In the realm of the Djinn, warmth emanated from apples. Apples were big fireballs that grew on smoky trees whose size, shape, or color...
Mar 128 min read
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girls, girls, girls by Olivia Chen
The classroom door slams open with the rough tumble of edge only brought upon by teenage girls. It lets in a drafty winter breeze, which...
Nov 7, 20244 min read
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"Ghosts" by Marianne Villanueva
I dreamt about my sister, dead these many years. It seemed she was in a place of ghosts. In my dream I put my face up to hers and kissed...
Oct 8, 20242 min read
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Shadows in the Cabin by Adri Grace
There was a cabin in the center of a grove. Trees like giants. It looked like they were scraping the sky. This cabin sat right in the...
Sep 18, 20244 min read
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A Series of Flash Fiction by Cameron Miller
Destruction She runs. She runs and the Devourer hunts her relentlessly. It is a creature of fire and chaos and death. She had bound it...
Aug 29, 20244 min read
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"Owl Bones" by David Donachie
The pine woods creaked lazily in the slightest of breezes as I returned to the cabin. Wood pigeons and songbirds cooed and twittered...
Aug 29, 202410 min read
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"En sten vid en sjö i en skog" By Bartek Biedrzycki
"I need to go out," Emma didn’t care whether anyone in the residence's security staff heard her or not. Everything that happened in the...
Aug 29, 20246 min read
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Hologram Sibling by Calvin Madsen
Jack received a package on the night of his graduation. It was from his brother, Gabriel — he lived too far away. He opened the package...
Jul 19, 20242 min read
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Dadcation at the Pink Lotus by Jude Deluca
Brick didn’t remember falling asleep by the motel pool. When he awoke, he sorely regretted it. As he stirred on the plastic lounge chair,...
Jul 19, 20246 min read
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"Lucy’s Tether" by Kalvin Madsen
Lucy stepped on an ancient landmine outside Girvetz Hall. I talked to her Brother, Suvin, about it while we were on the beach, and Lucy...
Jun 12, 20245 min read
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"A Porcelain Symphony" By Stacia Kokoletsos
Her eyes were shiny and still, like glass. Her skin, now the texture of porcelain, and devoid of any life; pale as the face of a ghost....
Apr 19, 20248 min read
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"Misfortune" by Zi Chen
Jade thrusts the marinated fish into the wok before instinctively flinching. The oil jumps up from the wok immediately, just as she...
Apr 18, 20244 min read
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Why Did You Stay? By M.S. Blues
August of 1999 When Jim Gradferd died, everyone in the bloodline had rushed to the chapel, even those who weren’t speaking to him during...
Apr 18, 20245 min read
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Shap Shifter & On Grief by Richard De-Graft Tawiah
Shape shifter This would be the first time I’m saying that every opposing side knows their rights and has their lefts stashed in courage....
Apr 15, 20242 min read
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How To Use The Dead by Kalvin Madsen
It was just three quick days after his death that our father’s cremation appointment had us driving across town. He rode in the trunk....
Apr 14, 20245 min read
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Sweet Tooth
On a Summer Night in 2018 “Nicks, can I have another one?” “I don’t know, little one,” Nickole “Nicks” James, the babysitter, replied....
Apr 14, 20247 min read
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