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The Alphabetical Index of Stories
Newest at the top. Click the "Stories" tab above for the chronological list.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, XYZ
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Single Parenting by John Gabriel Adkins. It's short and odd. ©2016
George Aitch is a physician from the UK. On his days off, he writes. You may find his work both in print and online with Storgy, Litro, Bunbury Magazine and The Crazy Oik among others. His essay ‘What Do You Do When It All Goes Wrong’ was recently shortlisted by Ascona. Previously he edited for Medic Mentor and North Wing magazines.
Hit and Run by George Aitch. What was that? ©2019
We Go Out by George Aitch. Girls on the town. ©2018
You probably haven't heard of me. By George Aitch. Who? ©2015
Tales From A Highland World. By AKA. It's amazing what went on in the highlands of Scotland many years ago... More added March '06.
Smoke Trails is the first from Chelsea Allen for us. ©2024
Molly's Nine Lives, by Maureen Allen. A much-loved cat dies and events take a strange turn.
R. A. Allen's poetry has appeared in the New York Quarterly, RHINO, The Penn Review, B O D Y, London Grip, Cloudbank, and elsewhere. He has nominations for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net 2020. He has also been anthologized in Celestial Musings. R. A. lives in Memphis and was born on the same day the Donner Party resorted to cannibalism: December 26th.
Johnny Allina was traumatized at the tender age of seven by not only bad parenting but an over consumption of sweets, his father running the North American operations of Pez candy. He was born with the proverbial silver spoon in his mouth on Park Avenue and raised by partially suicidal European eccentrics. Once the money was gone, the lot of them became unglued in different ways. John parlayed a John Donne essay into a scholarship at coveted Bennington College, where he went on to associate with more upper class, anxiety-ridden, somewhat suicidal, vicious eccentrics. Having navigated all aspects of bad behavior from Park Avenue, a small village in rural Vermont, a series of low- to medium-level odd jobs, stint at the Andy Warhol Foundation and ultimately to TV commercial extra work, he's turned these experiences into short stories.
Sacramento Boxcar by Johnny Allina. Strange artists... ©2024
ER Requiem by Linda Allison. A busy night in E.R.
Coaching Days, by John Atkins. There's nothing like a nice bus trip.
War Game by John Atkins. Is the game more important than the war?
Excerpt from "Interesting people I Have Known" by John Atkins. Memories of George Orwell, Walter de la Mare, John Braine and others.
Reminiscences of my Father by John Atkins. An extraordinary man.
Marriage a la Garage. By John Atkins Car trouble.
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The Old man Of Stoer Who'd want to climb that? Al Baker, that's who!
A Fishing Lesson. By Lance Garrison Ballard. A boy fishes, but why does he do it?
Wild Times in 1957 San Francisco by Gary Beck. Let's party. ©2012
Mason Beyermann is a writer living in Georgia with his wife, Caroline. Always drawn to creative expression, he found in writing the outlet he had been searching for. Working across genres, he grounds his stories in possibility and intimacy, bringing readers close to his characters and their experiences.
The Day I Died by Mason Beyermann. Eventful. ©2026
Strange Graffiti by Jared Booth. Who is doing it?
The Support Report by Jared Booth. A day in the life of a care worker.
A Trip Down 1950's Memory Lane with Len Bourret. Len remembers childhood in Manchester Connecticut.
Lifeboat no. 2. By Len Bourret. Can the souls of the dead return in physical form?
El Niño's Ancient Warning by Len Bourret... Watch out.
She would’ve been a ballerina by Christopher Branson a sad story. ©2017
When Rachel Sleeps by John Brantingham Dark memories.
The Futile Alpinist by Paul Brechbuhler. Upwards, ever upwards.
Obfuscation by Paul Brechbuhler. Time and a half. ©2012
Terry Brinkman has been painting for over forty five years. He started creating Poems. Five Amazon E- Books. Poems in Rue Scribe, Tiny Seed, Jute Milieu Lit and Utah Life Magazine. Snapdragon Journal, Poets Choice, In Parentheses, Adelaide Magazine, UN/Tethered Anthology and the Writing Disorder.
Tracers In The Sky by Terry Brinkman. Bad times. ©2026
Terry's Little Lamb by Terry Brinkman. Animal rescue. ©2026
Three Shorts by Terry Brinkman. Much to say here. ©2026
Ash Wednesday by Terry Brinkman. Spring's about to spring. ©2026
Sand Sifter by Terry Brinkman. Cat in charge. ©2026
Extra Parts & Toot Toot by Terry Brinkman. Two tales. ©2025
Mardi Graw by Terry Brinkman. A good trip to New Orleans. ©2025
Safety First by Terry Brinkman. Cut to the bone. ©2025
Day by Day by Terry Brinkman. Slowly leaking.©2025
Free Battery by Terry Brinkman. Free of charge but not free of charge! ©2024
Blue Birds by Terry Brinkman. Harvest time. ©2024
Perfume of a Skunk by Terry Brinkman. Close the window. ©2024
Too Old? Or I Need To Go To the Gym? by Terry Brinkman. Maybe both? ©2024
Over Look by Terry Brinkman. A grand expedition.
Bad Neighbors by Terry Brinkman. What's wrong with people? ©2024
Three Short Stories by Terry Brinkman. Triple the joy. ©2024
Winter Olympics by Terry Brinkman. Keeping the flame alive. ©2024
Season Pass by Terry Brinkman. Slippery stuff. ©2024
Spring Run by Terry Brinkman. Drenched. ©2024
Two Short Stories by Terry Brinkman. Times past. ©2023
Thanksgiving’s four mile Race by Terry Brinkman. Easy stuff! ©2023
The Sidewalks of Denver by Terry Brinkman. A poem?. ©2023
Duluth by Terry Brinkman. Ghostly. ©2023
Bananas Splits by Terry Brinkman. Happy memories. ©2023
Spring Break by Terry Brinkman. Golden days. ©2023
Christmas Tree Delivery, Pittsburg & Why Red and White? by Terry Brinkman. ©2021
Morning at Old Faithful Inn by Terry Brinkman. Hot stuff. ©2021
Wright's Pond by Terry Brinkman. Skating on thin ice. ©2021
The Story of The Poem "Granite High" by Terry Brinkman. The way it was. ©2020
Excerpt from Penitentiary Pacific. By J Buchanan. R His new book is out now, here's a taster.
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Write On by Linda Casper hens will be hens. ©2017
Rita the Recycler by Linda Casper. Round and round.
No Turning Back by Linda Casper A break up.
The Snake Charm by Linda Casper. Not so lucky.
Carol Cole lives near the Cathedral city of Salisbury in the UK. Shortlisted and placed in story competitions, she has also had short plays performed by BBC Wiltshire Sound and at Salisbury Fringe Festival and short stories published both online and in magazines, She is an avid reader, particularly enjoying novels where the setting is a significant element of the story such as those by Ann Cleeves, Henning Mankell and Joy Ellis.
Checking Out the List by Carol Cole. Don't cramp her style. ©2022
Five 100 word stories by Samuel Cole. Exactly what it says. ©2016
Simon Collinson is a ND writer from England. he is a member of the All Seasons writing group. he will be publishing, "Deadlands" a collection of contemporary Gothic poetry later this year. He seeks stillness and solitude.
The last person in the world without a mobile phone by Simon Collinson.©2026
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Mary by D.A. It's lucky the postman did ring twice! ©2020
Captain Wozzo and the UFOBy D.A. The first Captain Wozzo story - published last.. typical!
Captain Wozzo's Christmas adventure By D.A. A children's story for Christmas 2017.
Breeze-man by D.A. Where are my instruction manuals!? ©2016
The Cake by D.A. Let's be more positive, it's Christmas!
Captain Wozzo a children's story by D.A. (It's rubbish really...)
Curiosity. By D.A. A box with a secret.
Oilstain. By D.A. A heart-warming Christmas story in the time-honoured tradition.
A Noise. By D.A. Some sort of a word picture... or sound?
The Walk. By D.A. It all started so well!
Tony Dawson, an Englishman, lives in Seville. He has published widely online and in print, including three small poetry collections: Afterthoughts ISBN 9788119 228348, reviewed: https://londongrip.co.uk/2023/06/london-grip-poetry-review-tony-dawson/ Musings ISBN 97819115 819666, reviewed: https://londongrip.co.uk/2023/12/london-grip-poetry-review-tony-dawson-2/ and Reflections in a Dirty Mirror ISBN 9781915819949 reviewed: https://londongrip.co.uk/2024/04/london-grip-poetry-review-tony-dawson-3/ plus a selection of flash fiction, Curiouser and Curiouser ISBN 9788119 654932.
Sheepish by Tony Dawson. Never assume. ©2026
HRT by Tony Dawson It's very effective evidently. ©2026
No Names No Pack Drill by Tony Dawson. All forgiven? ©2026
Jill's Dream House by Tony Dawson. More of a nightmare. ©2026
On The Other Hand by Tony Dawson. There's good and bad. ©2026
Buttons and A Garden Fate by Tony Dawson. Two shorties. ©2026
The Vase by Tony Dawson. Recollection of a smashing time. ©2025
The Story I Always Wanted to Write: by JD DeHart. Excitement! Adventure! ©2018
Green Sandal Monologue by JD DeHart. Prose Poetry. ©2018
Hamlet 2.0 by JD DeHart. Is new better? ©2017
The Hubris of Dr Milo by JD DeHart. Is he all he seems? ©2017
The Raven Man by JD DeHart. He only appears every 721/2 years! ©2016
The Ruin by JD DeHart. An ancient settlement is explored - live! ©2016
The Ramm Heart once wild... By JD DeHart ©2016
I Did That said the boy, surely he couldn't have? JD DeHart tells all. ©2016
Bill Diamond lives in the Rocky Mountains and writes to try and figure it all out.
Two Flash Fiction Tales by Bill Diamond. Twice the fun. ©2023
Gertie's Ghost by Bill Diamond. Fancy a cheeky haunting? ©2023
Salvatore Difalco is a Sicilian Canadian author who lives in Toronto.
Three short stories by Salvatore Difalco. New ideas. ©2023
What Whisky Will Not Cure by Sal Difalco. Moderation guys, moderation. ©2022
Medical Report By The Doktor. R So you're driving along, just another day, the car skids and your world changes... will you die? Will you walk again? You will certainly spend a long time in hospital... A true story. It's "an emotional roller-coaster" as some Hollywood publicist once said...
Recently updated with part 2 "Return to Hospital" or "Backbreak II, the Pain Goes On".
Not for the squeamish.Charlie Death by Harry Downey. What's in a name? ©2021
Wilkins - Leicester by Harry Downey. Snapper stung. ©2021
The 1250 by Harry Downey. Something comes to light.. ©2020
Miss Potter by Harry Downey. Miserable old bat? ©2019
The Intruder by Harry Downey. Who let it in? ©2019
From Mary's Point of View by Harry Downey. There's a lot happening. ©2018
The Eyes Have It by Harry Downey. Isaac's dog's dead.. or is it? ©2018
A Rose by Any Other Name by Harry Downey. What is Mrs Johnson up to? ©2018
A Thoroughly Nice Man by Harry Downey I wonder... ©2015
Flash Fiction. This time featuring Harry Downey and KJ Hannah Greenberg. ©2015
Sharon by Harry Downey. She's not "going places".©2015
Double Whammy by Harry Downey. Fortune tellers? Pah! ©2015
Mr Smith's Promotion by Harry Downey. Revenge is sweet.
Don't Come Till We Call You by Harry Downey It's not always good to be early.
The Same - But Different by Harry Downey. What's in a name?
The Passing of an Important Man by Harry Downey. He was well loved.
For Every Winner There's a Loser by Harry Downey. Good news?
Magic Moments by Harry Downey. Arbuthnot? ©2012
Three Pennies, Buttons and Lint a story by Ken Allan Dronsfield. ©2016
Gary Duehr has taught creative writing for institutions including Boston University, Lesley University, and Tufts University. His MFA is from the University of Iowa Writers Workshop. In 2001 he received an NEA Fellowship, and he has also received grants and fellowships from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the LEF Foundation, and the Rockefeller Foundation. Journals in which his writing has appeared include Agni, American Literary Review, Chiron Review, Cottonwood, Hawaii Review, Hotel Amerika, Iowa Review, North American Review, and Southern Poetry Review. His books include Winter Light (Four Way Books) and Where Everyone Is Going To (St. Andrews College Press).
Kingsley by Gary Duehr. Old man's games. ©2024
Muenster by Ross Durrence. A little "self improvement".
Clandestine Radio. By DVH. A Bedtime Story of those far-away fifties when jazz was hardly heard on the radio. (bit like today really..)
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Renovation Blues by George Gad Economou. Nice new couch? ©2021
Nights at The Movie by George Gad Economou. What's going on? ©2021
Career Choices and Wine Bottles by George Gad Economou. Writer's blues. ©2021
Home of An Angel by George Gad Economou. A proposal. ©2020
Just Another Night of Insanity by George Gad Economou. Enter if you dare! ©2019
Cold January Nights by George Gad Economou. Cooling off. ©2020
Martin David Edwards is a writer living in London. He has published short stories in Psychopomp, Bento Box, The Metric, Street Cake, Storyboard, on Winamop (“C is for Cromer"), and in the collection “Allusions of Innocence” by Solarwyrm Press. When not writing he terrifies himself with an 8 foot tall hedge cutter. Martin’s website is www.storiesbymartin.com.
A Million Followers by Martin David Edwards. Relationship struggles. ©2025
The Treehouse by Martin David Edwards. Bonding again. ©2024
The Crossing by Martin David Edwards. The wide blue yonder. ©2022
Duck Off by Martin David Edwards. Duck tale. ©2021
The Bush People by Martin David Edwards. Fashionabe head-wear? ©2020
Mindfully Burning by Martin David Edwards. A good plan? ©2020
Radio Havana by Martin David Edwards. Is there anything on the radio? ©2020
Alexa's Test Run by Martin David Edwards. Just how smart are those speakers? ©2020
Hong Kong Paradise by Martin David Edwards. Traveling in hope. ©2020
1916 by Martin David Edwards. Spritual home. ©2019
Human For Christmas by Martin David Edwards. Turning the tables. ©2018
The App by Martin David Edwards phones can do everything! ©2017
The Happiness Retreat by Martin David Edwards. This should cheer you up. ©2017
Welcome to Bulgaria by Martin David Edwards. Mind the cats. ©2016
Fortune The story of a girl, by Martin David Edwards. ©2016
Braintease by Martin David Edwards. Deception.. ©2017
C is for Cromer by Martin David Edwards where next? ©2014
Big Rails by Robert Eiland a travelin' life. ©2015
My Neighbour's Dog by Ozimede Sunny Ekhalume. Embarrassing! ©2017
Unfinished Business by Matthew H Emma. A turbulent meeting. ©2015
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Russell Fee was born in Indiana but grew up in Washington D.C. and London. After graduating from the College of William and Mary, he served in the army as an intelligence officer and then became a trial lawyer in Chicago, litigating civil rights and civil liberty cases, before becoming a teacher. Russ and his wife are dual citizens of the United States and Ireland. They now live in the Upper Midwest, which they love. https://www.outerislandpress.com/
A Sasquatch Sighting by Russell Fee. Where's the beer? ©2026
Multicoloured Sector System. By Marc Fiszman. The young Lord Mivok is not suited to the hard life in the sulphur pits. He is a thinker, and a talented one. Is this his way out of poverty?
Travis Flatt is a teacher and actor living in Cookeville, Tennessee. His stories appear in JMWW, HAD, Bending Genres, and other places. He enjoys theater, dogs, and theatrical dogs.
I’ve Got Ten on the Pretty Fella by Travis Flatt. Granny always wins. ©2024
Daniel Frears is a UK native that has been residing in New Zealand for close to 10 years. He produces short stories, prose and poetry. He has had short prose pieces published in Salient, Shabby Doll House and miniMAG and short stories featuring in CRAFT literary and Northridge Review.
The poor dogs of Budapest by Daniel Frears. Dog nappers abound. ©2025
Tam The Bam is an eccentric character.. by Martin Friel ©2016
Occupy Me by Barbara M. Fried. Student protest is over? ©2012
As I Must Remain. By Martin Friel oh the extravagance! ©2016
Imagine the hassle if toilet roll wasn't perforated. Martin Friel Eh? ©2016
Martin Friel's novel When The traffic lights Stopped serialised.
£105 for a used pair of pants by Martin Friel. Not a love affair. R
Loads of fun and cocktails on the night by Martin Friel. It's about time.
And In The End There Is Nothing by Martin Friel. Sadly missed.
It's Love Jim, But Not As We Know It by Martin Friel. Too much care.
The People's Politician by Martin Friel. Democracy taken to extremes.
What I Did on My Summer Holidays by Martin Friel. Someone gets annoyed.
What You Think Ain't Right by Martin Friel. Getting nowhere.
The Tradeoff by Martin Friel. R Not the best way to pay the rent.
Work In Progress by Martin Friel. A miss-spent youth?
Tomorrow, by Martin Friel. Andy isn't living right, he's feeling rough, then this old guy starts pestering him..
Don Juan of the Dead, by Martin Friel. R A misfit finds a body.. how bad can this get?
As Good As It Gets, by Martin Friel. Surely there's more to life than this?
The Summer Months, by Martin Friel. Changing moods through the night.
Amsterdam Bob. By Martin Friel. An unusual travelling companion? (well not that unusual if you travel by bus...
House Guest. By Martin Friel. A social inadequate tells his tale.
Peace Be With You, by Simon Friel. R How many pills?
Crunch Time by Angelica Fuse. Rod's in trouble. 2016
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Robert Garnham’s short stories have been published widely in magazines such as Stand, Defenestration, Flash Fiction Magazine, Ink Sweat and Tears and others, and his poetry in Acumen, Tribe and the Broadsheet. In 2021 and 2022 he was nominated for the Pushcart Prize. He writes a humorous newspaper column in the Herald Express. He performs comedy poetry all over the UK at fringes, festivals and TV, and had one of the funniest one-liners of the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe. He was recently featured very briefly on Britain’s Got Talent. In 2024 he won the Wergle Flomp poetry competition. Robert is based in Devon, in the UK.
The Red Panda by Robert Garnham. A bad influence? 2026
Punch and Punch by Robert Garnham. A Punch and Judy man is just what we need. 2025
Nurse Matt and the Saddleback Gulls by Robert Garnham. Romance? 2023
Chad Bottle & his Super Saharan Dreamworld Wonderland by Robert Garnham. New! 2021
Losing Momentum. By P. L. George. Pushing 40, career not going to plan... makes you think.
Paris Sketchings. By P. L. George. Diary of a honeymoon in Paris.
The Drummer by Adam Golub. The driving force of the band. ©2016
Martin Green is a retiree/free-lance writer living in Roseville, CA. He's written several hundred journalistic pieces, contributed over several hundred stories to online magazines and has 15 books on Amazon, the latest "The View From 90." He currently writes a monthly column called "Observations" for a senior paper. Martin and his late wife Beverly have three sons - David, Michael and 'Christopher - three grandsons and one granddaughter.
No Matter What by Martin Green. Standards must be maintained. ©2026
A Memo on Customer Service by Martin Green. (You know it's true) ©2026
The Latest State of the Universe Report by Martin Green. (It's bad). ©2025
Good vs Evil - Part 2 by Martin Green. Do we know yet? ©2025
Good vs Evil by Martin Green. Who will win? ©2025
Bert and Ernie and the DMV by Martin Green. A glitch with consequences. ©2025
The State of the Universe at the End of 2024 by Martin Green It's bad! ©2025
Two Scenes from an Election by Martin Green. Momentous. ©2024
Another Day by Martin Green. What to do? ©2024
The World's Fastest Man by Martin Green. Speedy. ©2024
Night Time was The Worst Timeby Martin Green. No rest.. ©2024
A Problem at Work by Martin Green. Tom's put his foot in it. ©2024
My Friend Billy by Martin Green. You can't rely on him. ©2024
Experiences with My A.I. by Martin Green. They know best. ©2023
If Shakespeare Was Alive Today by Martin Green. Un-WOKE? ©2023
The End of Love by Martin Green. What now? ©2023
The Ant and the Grasshopper by Martin Green. Another Fable for our Time. ©2022
The Years Ahead by Martin Green. No, that's outlandish! ©2022
A Visit to New York by Martin Green. A tinge of regret. ©2022
Obituaries by Martin Green. Dead interesting. ©2022
The Fearsome Foursome by Martin Green. Tennis triumphs. ©2021
Walking with My Son and Top of The Mark by Martin Green. Two! ©2021
A Phone Call by Martin Green. Bad news. ©2021
2021 Earth-Meet & Pandemic E-Mail by Martin Green. Two for one. ©2021
A Walk in the Rain by Martin Green. A moment of peace. ©2021
The Pandemic Walk by Martin Green. People will talk. ©2020
Another Day by Martin Green. Lockdown blues. ©2020
Loneliness by Martin Green. Little things make a difference. ©2020
Bert and Ernie and the Statues by Martin Green. Who started it? ©2020
The Council on Earth Matters Meets by Martin Green. A decision must be made. ©2020
Appointment in Samarra & After The Pandemic by Martin Green. Covid flash. ©2020
Destiny by Martin Green. The right match. ©2020
Christmas Dance by Martin Green. Let's boogie? ©2019
Jake by Martin Green. It's always bad news when the phone rings late. ©2019
A Shipboard Acquaintance by Martin Green. Dangerous waters. ©2019
Uncle Pringle and the Statue by Martin Green. Was that ---? ©2019
Independence Day by Martin Green. It's all happening at the barbeque. ©2019
A Day in May by Martin Green. Things are getting him down. ©2019
The Mueller Report by Martin Green. We got Brexit, they got Mueller. ©2019
That Summer by Martin Green. Reacclimatising. ©2019
A Day in April by Martin Green. Bless me! ©2019
Depression by Martin Green. Life's ups and downs. ©2019
A Day In March by Martin Green. Is it bin day? ©2018
Memories of Mickey by Martin Green. (She was a cat) ©2018
London stories by Martin Green. Two adventures in England. ©2018
A Day in February with Martin Green. Let's play billiards. ©2018
A Day in January by Martin Green. Life goes on. ©2018
Uncle Pringle and the Sexual Accuser by Martin Green. Things come around. ©2018
Egrets by Martin Green. They are nice aren't they? ©2018
Getting a Promotion on Planet Euphemista by Martin Green. 2017
Love on the Planet Euphemista by Martin Green. If feminism went too far.. 2017
Roses by Martin Green. He's been gardening. 2017
The Martian Invasion by Martin Green. Help is at hand. 2017
Free Will Vs Destiny by Martin Green. Philosophical. 2017
Becoming A Southern Californian by Martin Green (it never rains). 2016
Watching Television makes Tom feel bad. By Martin Green. 2016
A visit from my brother Jake by Martin Green. Is he leaving soon? 2016
Brothers by Martin Green. At least they agree on something. 2016
Flying by Martin Green Up up and away! 2016
Last Earth Debate by Martin Green plus observations for the new year. 2016
Lunch With My Father by Martin Green we'll soon be there..
MFSOB by Martin Green Wash your mouth out!
The First Time by Martin Green how innocent we were..
Meeting for Lunch by Martin Green. Regrets, I've had a few..
The Protest by Martin Green. She's been locked up? Ooh dear..
The End? by Martin Green. Surely it's not that bad?
The App by Martin Green You can do anything on a PodPad thingy.
Buddy by Martin Green. A new friend, how nice..
The Fortune Teller by Martin Green. coincidence?
A Phone Conversation by Martin Green. Total Recall?
A Morning Conversation by Martin Green. Time for change?
Encounters with Sergeant Bronson by Martin Green More than meets the eye.
The Retired Knight in Camelot by Martin Green. Trouble at inn.
Heat Wave by Martin Green. It drives you mad.
The Hero by Martin Green. Ill advised.
Petrushka by Martin Green. Better not dwell on it.
Stephanie and the (wina) mop a special birthday story by Martin Green.
The Retired Knight and The University Students by Martin Green.
Mellowing, by Martin Green. Calmer now?
The Lottery Winner by Martin Green. A life changing win.
The Max Von Sydow Connection by Martin Green. harmony in the universe.
The Success of George Brewster by Martin Green. Unwarranted. ©2012
My friend Dennis by Martin Green. Cuckoo in the nest. ©2012
Rajah by Martin Green. An imaginary friend. ©2012
A Suburban Story by Martin Green. Who'd have thought it? ©2012
The Retired Knight & The Young Baron by Martin Green He's a bounder! ©2012
The Bubbly Girl. By Martin Green. She's a tonic. ©2012
The Girl (?) Next Door. By Martin Green. Mysterious.
A Western Story by Martin Green. Trouble in Dry Gulch.
The Retired Knight by Martin Green. Who is that noble man?
Phone Calls, a short play by Martin Green. What a carry-on.
Heir to the Kingdom by Martin Green. Like father, like son.
Forgiveness by Martin Green Herb gets away with it; just.
Summer Jobs by Martin Green. Quick! Hide under the bed...
A Christmas Letter by Martin Green. Read between the lines.
The Lunch Date by Martin Green. Time to step back.
Science and Faith by Martin Green. Which cured him?
The Program Director by Martin Green. Mr. Rousseau is not all he seems.
Just an Average Guy by Martin Green. Try it if you dare.
Marriage and Politics by Martin Green. Let's nip this in the bud.
Second Thoughts by Martin Green. It's the eve of a wedding..
Guardian Angel by Martin Green. A murder mystery..
The Writer and The Devil by Martin Green. A once-in-a-lifetime offer..
The Test Results by Martin Green. Should Paul Lerner open that envelope?
Lest We Forget by Martin Green. A visit to the dentist brings back memories.
The Lone Man by Martin Green. It's a phase we all go through.
Advice to the Candidates by Martin Green. Democracy in action.
A Christmas Eve Service by Martin Green. What could be better to put you in the Christmas mood?
DannyBirdman by Martin Green. Danny was always a "fly boy", you never know what he'll be doing next.
The Garage Door Opener by Martin Green. A comedy of errors which may not have been such an error in the end.
Opus 100, by Martin Green. If only we could get this story started!
At the Mall, by Martin Green. What might have been, might have been worse!
1970s, by Martin Green. Not a happy time.
Wedding Encounter, by Martin Green. If only...
Ginger, by Martin Green. You can't avoid responsibility...
A Day with Professor Hawthorne. By Martin Green. The professor almost makes a dreadful mistake.
Saving Santa. By Martin Green. A bit of Christmas silliness.
Christmas Dance. By Martin Green. Paul didn't want to go, but was glad he did.
Walking The Circle. By Martin Green. A (kind-of) London-related story.
A Visit to London. By Martin Green. A visit to London stirs memories.
Sacramento Heat. By Martin Green. Hot enough to drive you crazy.
Gays in The Military. By Martin Green. Barracks are not renowned for their tolerance.
Report of a Death. By Martin Green. The death of a school-friend brings back memories.. and regrets.
KJ Hannah Greenberg has been playing with words for an awfully long time. Initially a rhetoric professor and a National Endowment for the Humanities Scholar, she shed her academic laurels to romp around with a prickle of imaginary hedgehogs.
Thereafter, she's been nominated once for The Best of the Net in poetry, three times for the Pushcart Prize in Literature for poetry, once for the Pushcart Prize in Literature for fiction, once for the Million Writers Award for fiction, and once for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay. To boot, Hannah’s had more than three dozen books published, and has served as an editor for several literary journals.
Owmapow’s Attempted Online Writing Workshop by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A good idea?. ©2026
Peanut Butter-Covered Outlets by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Chaos. ©2026
Twins by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Here comes trouble! ©2026
Another Set of Thoughts from Owmapow’s Sister by KJ Hannah Greenberg. ©2026
Two Minis by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Short and sweet. ©2026
Mighty Mom by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don't mess with mom. ©2026
Left Behind by KJ Hannah Greenberg. And one found. ©2026
Randolf by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Rise of the robots. ©2026
Bubbles by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Just a break. ©2026
Little Turtle by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A trip to Bulgaria. ©2025
A Kind of Shepherding by KJ Hannah Greenberg. What's left? ©2025
Biscotti by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Take it outside! ©2025
Millions by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don't exaggerate. ©2025
Arachibutyrophobia by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Just 51 words.. ©2025
Birthday Dreams by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Not what they used to be? ©2025
Tito by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Don't mess with the boss. ©2025
Mommy Mushroomhead by KJ Hannah Greenberg. The hurt continues. ©2025
No More Blesssings by KJ Hannah Greenberg. They will be missed. ©2025
Off Grid by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A bad decision? ©2025
Without Can Openers by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Hunkered in a bunker. ©2024
Crayon Smiles by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Art for art's sake. ©2024
Owmapow, The Indefatigable by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Proscriptive. ©2024
Cat Cat's Woes by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Feline psychology. ©2024
Adopted by KJ Hannah Greenberg. What if? ©2024
The Egg-Drop Challenge by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Growing up. ©2024
Grape Leaves by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Worth a mint. ©2024
Bang by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Pony Tale. ©2024
The Busker by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A life story. ©2024
Selma by KJ Hannah Greenberg. School's out. ©2023
Did Ya Know? by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Really? ©2023
Safta's Valise by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A case of wonder. ©2023
Two tiny tales by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Two bite sized bits. ©2023
The Vegetable Butcher by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Just carry on. ©2023
No More Pretty Pansies by KJ Hannah Greenberg. It's going to get busy! ©2023
The Summer of Pink Tea by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Refreshing. ©2023
Audience Responsibilities by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Are you listening? ©2023
Protecting our Grasp of “Home” and “Self” by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Who & where? ©2023
Irregular Accounts of Self by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Baby bother. ©2022
Three stories by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Triple the fun. ©2022.
Dire Acts by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Not a nice man. ©2022
Give a Poet a Box by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Chet is boxing clever. ©2022
Emmet by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Who is he? ©2022
Deigning to be a Generalist by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Off to Jupiter. ©2022
Misophonia by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Rudford goes to the vet. ©2022
Far from the White Pass & Yukon Route by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A fairy's tale. ©2022
Everyone's A Chemist by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Snake! ©2022
Dreaming of A Man, A Dachshund, and A Motorcycle by KJ Hannah Geenberg. ©2021
Predators’ Allies by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Danger unleashed. ©2021
The Quiet of Words by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Under cover of darkness. ©2021
Fluffy vs. The Hummingbird by KJ Hannah Greenberg. (Fluffy's the tom-cat poet). ©2021
The Hero Code by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Space battles of more than one kind. ©2021
Welcome to The Moon by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Busy social life. ©2021
Awful Aim by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Goodbye Liam. ©2021
The Peeler and Salutogenesis by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Two for the price of one! ©2021
And Then There Were Three by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Baby blues. ©2021
The VFW Dance Studio by KJ Hannah Greenberg. The newly-weds have differences. ©2020
Looks like a Ten, But Plays like a Seven by KJ Hannah Greenberg No snacks? ©2020
Withersmith's World by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Forthcoming nuptuals. ©2020
Color, Texture, and Protection by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A new ad campaign. ©2020
Two short stories by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Hair colour and a new puppy. ©2020
The Plight of Murices by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Snails? ©2020
FOMO by KJ Hannah Greenberg. It's a "must do". ©2020
Purple Cat by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Remember when? ©2019
Scurryfunge by KJ Hannah Greenberg. An unpleasant cleaning job. ©2019
Tête-bêche by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Terrible twin.
Sugar, Spice, Earthworms, and Entrails by KJ Hannah Greenberg ©2019.
The Dillion Sisters by KJ Hannah Greenberg. School friends? ©2019
Public Mail Collection Boxes and the Necessity of Compassion by KJ Hannah Greenberg. ©2019
Marybeth’s Predicament by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Sister act. ©2019
Change, Too, Is Good by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Moving. ©2018
The Whiteness of Sheets by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Leakage. 2018
A Time of No Redemption by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Heart-wrenching. 2018
Familiarities by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Relationships in motion. 2018
Just Three, 1957 by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Let's organise a carnival! 2018
Thirty-Four Years or So, Give or Take a Shoe. By KJ Hannah Greenberg. 2018
Beggar King by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A new regime. 2018
Fences and Neighbors by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Hedgehogs v the rest. 2017
Genetic Drift by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Let's have a chat. 2017
Redwing by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A hard life. 2017
Post-Teens by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Just big kids. 2017
Saggy Skin’s Beauty Queen Prose by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Life in the old pen. 2017
Beasties, Babies, Publishing, and Circuses by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Writing eh? 2017
Rabbit's Foot by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A mother's sacrifice. 2017
Eat the Quinoa, not the Roast by KJ Hannah Greenberg. What? Me? 2017
Common Halloween Tricks by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Dangerous games. 2017
Didn't Kill 'em: A Musical Confession by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Sing along! 2017
Paragraphs Trump Pizza priorities, by KJ Hannah Greenberg. 2016
Snack Attack Picnic pilfering. By KJ Hannah Greenberg 2016.
Again, on an Egged Bus by KJ Hannah Greenberg. (Google it) 2016
Agent 5764’s Soured Mission by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Go Hedgehogs! 2016
Chocolate Ice Cream... by KJ Hannah Greenberg in support of the gray word 2016
Many, Many Hedgehogs, Maybe Gumdrops. KJ Hannah Greenberg Weird. 2016
Jagger by KJ Hannah Greenberg will they, won't they?
Taha and Albuquerque by KJ Hannah Greenberg Trouble on the bus.
Beholden Beauty by KJ Hannah Greenberg Girl power.
"Nice Car" by KJ Hannah Greenberg They're on the up.
New Heights by KJ Hannah Greenberg a chimera with a problem
Desert Writer, Poet by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Finding your way.
Flash Fiction. This time featuring Harry Downey and KJ Hannah Greenberg.
Harmatttan by KJ Hannah Greenberg kids eh?
Fancy Tea, Fancy Box by KJ Hannah Greenberg It's a job.
Ode to a Cockroach by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Pesky blighters.
The Lemur Cage by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Dark deeds afoot.
A Few Indiscretions at Hampshire House by KJ Hannah Greenberg.
Rogue by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Short shrift.
Two Salutory Tales by KJ Hannah Greenberg. How things are.
Here’s a Check, There’s a Check, Everywhere a Check, Check.
By KJ Hannah Greenberg. Cheque? ©2012To Disinter by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Feckless? ©2012
A Grande Faux Pas by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Cheese indiscretion. ©2012
King For a Day. By KJ Hannah Greenberg. Problems in the palace.
From the Bronx, or, at Least from Amherst. By KJ Hannah Greenberg.
Proceeding to High Character: Exoneration among the Tea Bags
by KJ Hannah Greenberg.Elluvium, not Alluvium by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Pragmatism?
Self-Conceit and the Befriending of a Chimera by KJ Hannah Greenberg.
The Prostitute's Diet by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A good woman.
The Yellow Girl by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Blown by the wind of fate.
Something for The Fireplace by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A tale of orphaned chimerae.
Wine Cellar Confederates by KJ Hannah Greenberg. Ralph's legacy.
Buffaloberry and the Spacer by KJ Hannah Greenberg Never trust an alien.
Misguided Traveler by KJ Hannah Greenberg. A space-man went travelling.
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Driftwood Dolly and the Trouble Guy by Bruce Harris . Don't cross an Artist.©2019
Us and Them by Bruce Harris. Taken from The Guy Thing. ©2018
Special Delivery by Bruce Harris. A coincidence.
Dr. Yes by Bruce Harris. He likes to please...
A Boy For July by Bruce Harris. Cheeks on show. ©2012
Letting Linda Go by Bruce Harris. The biter bit. ©2012
Spanish Water by Paul Hawkins. Working with a team of British builders in Spain, Paul was appaled by their attitude.
Strokes by T.R. Healy. Stay sharp.
Gary Hewitt is a writer who has had a love of the written word for many years. His style is a unique blend of grittiness mixed in with a dash of the unusual. Over the years he’s adjusted to a punchy style of writing and is always looking to find new ideas and originality. His inspirations are Stephen King, James Herbert, Graham Masterton, William Gibson, JRR Tolkein and many more. He doesn’t just read horror and sci-fi though and is quite happy to sit down with a feel good tale or two as well. Gary also works with Tarot, Reiki and other realms of the esoteric. It’s all a quirky mix which can elicit some unusual inspiration for stories, poems and longer works of fiction.
Eating In by Gary Hewitt. Houston, we have a teapot. ©2024
Collection Point by Gary Hewitt. A debt to pay. ©2024
15 Church Street by Gary Hewitt. Mistaken identity? ©2023
Orion's Boote by Gary Hewitt. Look who's turned up ©2023.
Starfall by Gary Hewitt A short but ominous flash.
Memento by Gary Hewitt. A sad loss.
Mike Hickman (@MikeHicWriter) is a writer from York, England. He has written for Off the Rock Productions (stage and audio), including 2018's "Not So Funny Now" about Groucho Marx and Erin Fleming. He has recently been published in EllipsisZine, Dwelling Literary, Bandit Fiction, Nymphs, Flash Fiction Magazine, Brown Bag, and Red Fez. His co-written, completed six-part BBC radio sit com remains unproduced but available to interested producers!
Ouroboros Wants a Word.. by Mike Hickman. Many times. ©2023
Fiona Backwards by Mike Hickman. A new recruit. ©2022
Reaching Into the Gaps by Mike Hickman. Spooky!. ©2022
Boiling Point by Mike Hickman. A science lesson. ©2022
Not the Boy, Nor the Man by Mike Hickman. Messed up. ©2022
The Most Frugal Method by Mike Hickman. Tilting the odds. ©2022
Shovelling the Big Rocks – Salt and Vinegar Optional by Mike Hickman. Young man? ©2021
Wiggy’s Three Pieces (Of Advice) by Mike Hickman. Toupee or not toupee? ©2021
Adrian's Goldfish Bowl by Mike Hickman. You can do it Adrian! ©2021
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The Worst Thing About Surgery by Martin Jaeger. It's not the pain! ©2012
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The Plague Stone by Kristy Kerruish . Leave things alone. 2019
The Beltane Fires by Kristy Kerruish (not) keeping a head 2017
The Visitors by Kristy Kerruish. Spooky! 2016
Waiting for Hippo by Kristy Kerruish. A taxidermist's ambition. 2016
The Anointed Buddha by Kristy Kerruish Taking the p***... 2015
Jimmy's Brilliant Idea by Kristy Kerruish That'll teach 'em! 2015
His Talented Shoulders. By Sean Kilpatrick. R We don't think you'd like to be served by this sales assistant...
Simon King was born in Santiago, Chile. He grew up in Concepción before moving to Sheffield aged eleven. He studied Comparative Literature at University of Kent and stayed on to do a masters in Film Studies (Theory). He also writes novels and essays as well as the short stories about historical figures. He does an assortment of menial jobs and lives in a flat close to Sheffield.
Joyce by Simon King. A poet in peril. ©2026
Popper by Simon King. Philosopher goes South. ©2026
Keynes and Hayek by Simon King. Another "power couple". ©2026
Goethe and Napoleon by Simon King. Two giants. ©2026
Kacznski by Simon King. The Unabomber. ©2025
Princip by Simon King. Serious consequences for all. ©2025
Metternich by Simon King. We're off to 19th C Brighton. ©2025
Arius by Simon King. Back to the first century for this one. ©2025
Cook by Simon King. Meet comedy icon Peter Cook. ©2025
Phidias by Simon King. It's a big one, that's for sure. ©2025
Johnson by Simon King. Blind Willie certainly has the blues. ©2025
Balzac by Simon King. A sufeit of coffee. ©2024
Dostoyevsky by Simon King. A tricky situation. ©2024
Sibelius lived in a forest in Finland. Simon King explains. ©2024
Bartok by Simon King. The composer. ©2024
Einstein by Simon King. Clever feller. ©2024
Schopenhauer by Simon King. A revered philosoper. ©2023
Stockhausen by Simon King. Icon of musical modernism. ©2020
Brown by Simon King. Bailing out the banks. ©2020
Arendt by Simon King. A war criminal has his day in court. ©2020
Diogenes by Simon King. Father of cynicism, quite a character! ©2020
Bismarck and Lassalle by Simon King. Unlikely amigos. ©2020
Eckhart by Simon King. The end is nigh. ©2020
Attlee by Simon King. Post war British P.M. ©2019
Fischer by Simon King. The grandmaster imagined before his most famous victory. ©2019
Bielsa by Simon King. A team manager is under stress. ©2019
Charlie and Edgard by Simon King. Peek into the lives of Charlie Parker and Edgard Varèse. ©2019
Charles by Simon King. Robert's brother. 2018
Heath by Simon King. A prime-minister in trouble. 2017
Adam Kluger is a New York City writer and artist and distant cousin of famed British sculptor Sir Jacob Epstein. Kluger attended the same high school as Jack Kerouac and draws inspiration from diverse literary sources that include Charles Bukowski, John Fante, Ernest Hemingway, and Herman Melville as well as artists Jean Dubuffet, Andy Warhol, Bob Ross, Eric Payson, and Pablo Picasso. Kluger is one of the leaders of New York's growing Anti-Art movement. To date, Kluger has had over 35 short-stories published by various literary magazines and literary-arts outlets in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland along with 35+ pieces of his artwork.
Hamptons Party - Mary Mary - Faith by Adam Kluger. Art too! ©2024
The Muse by Adam Kluger. An inspiration and a trial. ©2020
Good Morning Mr Schmertz by Adam Kluger. Not really that good a morning..©2020
The Problem with Mitzie is Resolved by Adam Kluger. Is it? ©2020
The problem with Mitzie. Part 3. by Adam Kluger. The denouement. ©2019
The Problem with Mitzie (part 2) by Adam Kluger. Montgomery goes too far. R. 2019
The Problem with Mitzie by Adam Kluger. She's impetuous. 2019
Faith by Adam Kluger. Unexpectedly OK. 2019
That Kind of Guy by Adam Kluger. He's great - except for one thing.. 2016
A Weird Duck by Adam Kluger. He's so picky. 2015
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The Blue Bicycle by Shannon Marie Lane seasonal love.
Andrew Lee-Hart was born in Yorkshire many years ago but now lives on the Wirral in North West England where he writes stories and works as a support worker. His stories have appeared on various websites and in print magazines.
Llanberis by Andrew Lee-Hart. Alone in a strange land.. ©2026
Gate by Andrew Lee-Hart. An unsettling discovery. ©2026
Cat by Andrew Lee-Hart. Is she really there? ©2026
Cough by Andrew Lee-Hart. Extreme annoyance. ©2026
Sunday Morning by Andrew Lee-Hart. Inspired by the song. ©2026
Trolleys & Tape by Andrew Lee-Hart. Groovy. ©2026
What Happens Next by Andrew Lee-Hart. Banged up. ©2025
As if by Fire by Andrew Lee-Hart. A good deed by a good man? ©2025
Warren by Andrew Lee-Hart. Identity crisis. ©2025
Administration by Andrew Lee-Hart. Important backroom staff. ©2025
Church by Andrew Lee-Hart. Keeping the faith. ©2025
Chosen by Andrew Lee-Hart. A hidden agenda. ©2025
Daemons by Andrew Lee-Hart. Who are they? ©2024
Son and Heir by Andrew Lee-Hart. Keeping a watch. ©2024
Twenty Years by Andrew Lee-Hart. A long-term relationship - but.. ©2024
Guinevere by Andrew Lee-Hart. A queen indeed? ©2024
Barbarians by Andrew Lee-Hart. A place to hide. ©2024
Quartet by Andrew Lee-Hart. Musical constipation. ©2024
Two Tales by Andrew Lee-Hart. Troubled times. ©2023
Overwhelmed by Andrew Lee-Hart. Who really is Enid? ©2023
Sketch by Andrew Lee-Hart. Hunt the artist. ©2023
Chuck by Andrew Lee-Hart. Where did he go? ©2023
King of Kings by Andrew Lee-Hart. There's no escape. ©2023
Alice by Andrew Lee-Hart. But surely she's...! ©2023
"Hollywood" by Andrew Lee-Hart. Almost famous. ©2023
Farthing by Andrew Lee-Hart. Retribution. ©2023
Bus by Andrew Lee-Hart. Back home for Christmas. ©2022
"- - -" by Andrew Lee-Hart. Dangerous words. ©2022
Life Seconds Numbering by Andrew Lee-Hart. Upheaval. ©2022
In Captivity by Andrew Lee-Hart. Maybe there's a way out? ©2022
Familiar by Andrew Lee-Hart. A malign presence. ©2022
Mac by Andrew Lee-Hart. Or is it Elizabeth? ©2022
A Wrong Note by Andrew Lee-Hart. Several times.. ©2022
Portents by Andrew Lee-Hart. The Devil's work.. ©2022
Clara by Andrew Lee-Hart. The demise of a legend. ©2021
Tirana by Andrew Lee-Hart. This will be a once in a lifetime trip.. ©2021
U-Bahn by Andrew Lee-Hart. A Hell of his own making. ©2021
Clifton Hall by Andrew Lee-Hart. An oasis of calm. ©2021
Alya by Andrew Lee-Hart. Another well crafted but harrowing tale. ©2021
The Colour of My Heart by Andrew Lee-Hart. A religious divide. ©2021
Arcadia by Andrew Lee-Hart. Memories. ©2021
Courante by Andrew Lee-Hart. Unacceptable views. ©2021
Ester by Andrew Lee-Hart. Captured on canvas. ©2021
Brand New Day by Andrew Lee-Hart. Dark and complex. ©2020
Donnithorne by Andrew Lee-Hart. We didn't win the war. ©2020
An Afternoon Out by Andrew Lee-Hart . Bad neighbours to have. ©2020
From Outer Space by Andrew Lee-Hart. An existential crisis. ©2020
The Woman Who Met Henry James by Andrew Lee-Hart. True?©2020
Turmoil by Andrew Lee-Hart.. What the future holds. ©2020
Do Geese see God by Andrew Lee-Hart.. Circular. ©2020
Noise by Andrew Lee-Hart. Are you listening? ©2019
Arthur by Andrew Lee-Hart. A job with prospects. ©2019
Nineveh by Andrew Lee-Hart. It almost worked out. ©2019
Discord by Andrew Lee-Hart. A musician's - eventful - life. ©2019
Gardens by Andrew Lee-Hart. Some things are best hidden. ©2019
Pancake Day by Andrew Lee-Hart. Nobody dies. ©2019
Samuel's Psalm by Andrew Lee-Hart. One life, two worlds. ©2019
Retirement by Andrew Lee-Hart. Will this make me famous? ©2019
Shards by Andrew Lee-Hart. Terrible deeds.. but who? 2018
Shepherd by Andrew Lee-Hart. A teacher's life is not a happy one. 2018
Cleopatra by Andrew Lee-Hart. Can poets be trusted?. 2018
Untrodden Ways by Andrew Lee-Hart. What a life. 2018
The House of Memories by Andrew Lee-Hart. She knows. 2018
Forlorn by Andrew Lee-Hart. Lancelot pays the price. 2018
Guidelines for a Good Life (or Lessons I have Learned) by Andrew Lee-Hart 2018.
Hugh by Andrew Lee-Hart. A boy goes missing & unleashes a storm. 2018
Homesick by Andrew Lee-Hart. A past hidden. 2018
Prince Albert's Daughter by Andrew Lee-Hart. She's trouble. 2017
Angels by Andrew Lee-Hart. Angel or Demon?. 2017
Dead and Buried by Andrew Lee-Hart. The signs were there.. 2017
Entertaining Angels by Andrew Lee-Hart Idealism and treachery. 2017
Samson by Andrew Lee-Hart. A troubled and hungry life. 2017
Folly by Andrew Lee-Hart. A towering achievement. 2017
Who by Fire by Andrew Lee-Hart. An unforgettable artist. 2017
Scenes by Katie Lewington. Teenage, a difficult time.. 2016
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Ben Macnair is an award winning poet and playwright from Staffordshire in the United Kingdom.
The Woman who Married a Bus by Ben Macnair. Congratulations! 2025
Don Magin, husband (of 1), father (of 5), grandfather (of 15 so far), great grandfather (of 1, also so far), retired chemist, reborn as a science and math teacher, re-retired, and Santa-Claus-look-alike (Santa never retires!), has lived in Bon Air, Virginia for 47 years, although he and his wife Margaret will always call upstate New York home. He has had stories and poems published in Grand Magazine, Guide Magazine, Central Virginia Poetry Bard Magazine, Microhorror, Flashes in the Dark, Necrotic Tissue, The Shine Journal, Sylvia, WestWard Quarterly, Vita Brevis, and other online and print publications.
Proliferation by Don Magin. Voices. 2022
A Problem with Rudy by Donal Mahoney. Discrimination.. 2017
Two Old Poets, One in a Rush by Donal Mahoney. There's time enough. 2017
An Affective Disorder, the Doctor Said by Donal Mahoney. Life barely lived. 2017
A Trick My Father Learned in Prison by Donal Mahoney. Troubled times. 2017
The Farmer and Toulouse Lautrec by Donal Mahoney. What could have been.. 2017
A Not-Too-Jolly Santa Claus by Donal Mahoney. 2016
Love and Anger at 80, According to Elmer by Donal Mahoney. 2016
Strangers in a Bar Other worldly problems by Donal Mahoney. 2016
Jimmy the Blind Man Says He's in Love by Donal Mahoney. 2016
An Immodest Proposal A recipe for controversy by Donal Mahoney. 2016.
Chicken Breast or Rump Roast Freddie likes both. By Donal Mahoney. 2016
Mike Fitzgibbons and His Morning Paper, don't mess with Mike, by Donal Mahoney. 2016
Fake with Your Left, childhood memories, by Donal Mahoney. 2016
The Bully, The Psychopath, Libby and Lorraine Donal Mahoney. 2016
Paddy Murphy's wake by Donal Mahoney not a crier 2016
Cozy Was His Name by Donal Mahoney night creeper 2016
New Year's Resolution by Donal Mahoney makes sense 2016
Christmas Eve at Rosen's Deli by Donal Mahoney Bittersweet.
Henry Showed Wendy His Paintings by Donal Mahoney I hope she likes them..
New Driver on an Old Route by Donal Mahoney easy work?
Seventeen Year Itch by Donal Mahoney pesky locusts.
Goose Eggs by Donal Mahoney selected by hand.
A Father's Day Like No Other by Donal Mahoney Daughters eh?
Dr. Chapman's Insight by Donal Mahoney. He does what he has to.
Hilda's Family Reunion by Donal Mahoney. Paddy doesn't want to go.
Spelling Ukulele by Donal Mahoney. It's one way of judging someone!
Response to a Letter Recently Received by Donal Mahoney. Family.. ©2015
Caucus at The Parking Meter by Donal Mahoney. Gossip. ©2015
What if Mary Had Chosen Otherwise by Donal Mahoney. What indeed?
Two people With The Same DNA by Donal Mahoney. A question.
Some Day Soon by Donal Mahoney old millionaire meets girl
Saving Tim Murnane by Donal Mahoney no respect
Margaret Mary Kelly, 82, Wants to Marry Paddy Regan, 84 by Donal Mahoney
One Tough Nun by Donal Mahoney. The best teacher.
Going Bananas by Donal Mahoney They need looking after.
A Disgusting Thing by Donal Mahoney An ill wind...
Jogging to Cadaverville by Donal Mahoney One man's meat...
McGillicuddy's Wake by Donal Mahoney. Faherty too?
A Gathering of Generations by Donal Mahoney. Worthwhile.
Albeit of Salt by Donal Mahoney. Don't turn around.
Short one Orchard by Donal Mahoney. Forbidden fruit.
Life and Death at St. Pancratius by Donal Mahoney. Scenes from a Parish.
Rural Princess by Donal Mahoney. A girl with simple tastes.
Patsy Foley was Roly-Poly in 1947 by Donal Mahoney. She was!
Back Then and Write Now by Donal Mahoney. Thoughts on poetry. ©2012
It's Almost Sunday Morning by Donal Mahoney. Grandma's waiting. ©2012
Strangers in Peoria by Donal Mahoney Chance of romance?. ©2012
Kaleidoscope and Harpsichord by Donal Mahoney. It's all meat... ©2012
It's Best to Leave Cootie Alone by Donal Mahoney. He's weird.
The Grave Digger’s Son. By Donal Mahoney. A coal yard beckons.
The Bottom Line -R- Quite a few lines in fact! By Vesna Main ©2016.
A Small Step by Aubrey Malone. On Earth and on the moon. ©2019
Mechanical by Aubrey Malone. Irredeemable. ©2019
King Bob, Approximately by Aubrey Malone. It's party time. ©2019
Bella, Heat & Woman's Own. By Sean McGahey. So that's who writes those letters!
love2date. By Sean McGahey. R A date. Is it love? Events take a worrying turn.
July 31st 1908 by Margaret McNee. Sweltering on a mountain railway.
More from Switzerland 1908 from the diary of Margaret McNee.
A visit to the Trummelbach Falls our Scottish girls continue their 1908 grand tour.
Now we go back in time to 1908 and climb a glacier.. with Ms McNee & chums
It's still 1908 and Margaret McNee goes to Interlaken.Part 4.
Diary of a Swiss holiday by Margaret McNee More pages.
Diary of a Swiss holiday by Margaret McNee What we did in 1908.
The Bracelet by Samantha Memi. Hidden powers.
Bzzzzzz by Samantha Memi. The day my pad went mad. ©2012
The Devil's Shoes by Samantha Memi. A soul for a sole? ©2012
Popeye's Barnacle Bill by Samantha Memi. Spinach ready? ©2012
The Angry Mountain by Samantha Memi It's AD79. ©2012
Rebellious Shoes by Samantha Memi. Has been withdrawn by the author.
The Kabuki Theatre trip to Japan by MH Busy busy. ©2012
What Happens Next? in the Harry Potter books. MH makes a few suggestions.
Bradford Middleton was born in London in 1971 but eventually found himself in Brighton in 2007 and began writing because he knew no one and had no money. He's accrued nearly 300 unique publications so far, including a novel from New Pulp Press and a couple of poetry chapbooks from Crisis Chronicles Press and Holy & Intoxicated Press. His work is dotted all over the internet and in several magazines and journals. He tweets occasionally @beatnikbraduk and is on facebook at bradfordmiddleton1.
Three short stories by Bradford Middleton. Bite sized. ©2025
Sometimes It's Best Just To Be Left Alone by Bradford Middleton. A night out. ©2020
A Morning Circling The Drain by Bradford Middleton. Just surviving. ©2018
Love Around The Corner by Bradford Middleton. Will Jack find a soul-mate? ©2017
Fred Miller is a California writer. Over ninety of his stories and poems have appeared in publications around the world over the past ten years. Many may be found on his blog: Https://pookah1943.wordpress.com
Winter Promise by Fred Miller. Only a rat for a friend. ©2022
R. I. Miller is retired and living in the US in the state of Maine. He's published a handful of stories and even published (self-published) a novel. He once worked as a technical writer for several computer companies, as a result now considers himself a bit of a Luddite ( but since he's emailed this in, he can't claim to be much of a Luddite, it's more the spirit of the thing).
The Hat by R. I. Miller. Where is it now? ©2024
Jon Moray has been writing short stories for over a decade, and his work has appeared in many online and print markets. When not working and being a devoted family man, he enjoys sports, music, the ocean, and SCI-FI/Fantasy media. Read more of his work at moraywrites.com.
No Jake Brake by Jon Moray. It's something to do with trucks.. ©2026
Chris Morey was born at Cowes, Isle of Wight, England and educated at University College London. He has done a wide range of jobs and community projects. He’s widely-travelled, and enjoys performance art and reading. He has been writing creatively since 2015.
The One You Love by Chris Morey. Double trouble. R©2025
Some of My Friends by Chris Morey. New to Winamop. ©2022
The Big White Cat by Bobby Morris. Curiosity killed...
A Five-Leaf Clover by Bobby Morris. Over reaction...
Paul Murgatroyd After a long career as a professor of Classics, specializing in Greek and Latin literature, Paul Murgatroyd retired 6 years ago and took up creative Writing. So far he has had published/accepted for publication 48 short stories, 7 poems in English and 65 Latin poems.
Aileen by Paul Murgatroyd. What's the A.I. toy really up to? ©2026
Credibility by Paul Murgatroyd. Too much experience. ©2025
The Murderess by Paul Murgatroyd. An unpleasant surprise. ©2024
Devilry by Paul Murgatroyd. Scepticism is no defence. ©2024
The Homecoming by Paul Murgatroyd. Unexpected. ©2023
Days of Darkness by Paul Murgatroyd. Not quite the result expected.. ©2022
Jan by Paul Murgatroyd. A chance meeting. ©2022
Moron by Paul Murgatroyd, remind you of anyone? ©2021
Holy Trinity Primary School by Paul Murgatroyd. Things ain't what they used to be.. ©2021
The Leader by Paul Murgatroyd. Surely there must be some good ones? ©2020
Symmetry by Paul Murgatroyd. A bully and his fate. ©2020
The End by Paul Murgatroyd. Not for the faint-hearted! R ©2020
Colin the Barbarian by Paul Murgatroyd . Don't insult the gods. ©2019
Stan by Paul Murgatroyd. Spooky! ©2019
An Allegory by Keith Murray. What a state we're in.. ©2020
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A Candle in Her Window by Molly Neely. Not to be. ©2015
An Unexpected Find by M. E. Neiberg. New writer, new story. ©2019
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J.B. Pick 1921-2015 was a British writer, biographer and poet. Born in Leicestershire of an English father and Scottish mother he held a great affection for Scotland and moved there in 1979. He was a friend of Neil Gunn who's biography he co-authored, and other Scottish writers. He was instrumental in getting David Lindsay's works back into print. His novel "The Fat Valley" about the thirty-years war in Europe was made into a film "The Last Valley" starring Michael Caine and Omar Sharif. Although his most famous works are serious affairs he had a great sense of humour and many of his works here show that side of him.
Last Race by J.B. Pick. Mid-pack runner makes good.
The Phantoms by J.B. Pick. All in the mind.
Beware of Music by J.B. Pick. If you'd never heard it, what would it's effect be?
The True History of Vacuism by J.B. Pick. Nothing to write home about.
J. B. Pick Quantum 2 the good Doctor has his nose tweaked.
J.B. Pick The dull bird has lost his song in love.
J.B. Pick Warning. A space traveller lands in an unexpected place.
J.B. Pick A Nest of Anarchists. A series of recollections from wartime London.
J.B. Pick Short Story. By J.B. Pick. More a discourse than a story..
J.B. Pick The Model President. A perfect President, efficient, statesman-like. What could go wrong?
J.B. Pick The Man Who Disliked Mirrors. Thomas Wilde has met himself ten years on, but that was ten tears ago...
J.B. Pick The Burglar. A young boy embarks on a life of crime.. or does he?
J.B. Pick Is You There Zomb? It's amazing what you find when canvassing in tower blocks.
J.B. Pick Savings. New for 2005 (but from 1942!). An old tramp is brought into hospital and he has a secret.
J.B. Pick Rhubarb. New for Nov. '04.
A game of charades reveals a lot when little is said (except "rhubarb" of course!).J.B. Pick A Very Short Story. Here's the start of a nice mystery, where next?
J.B. Pick Walt Kelly and Pogo Possum. Some near-forgotten gems. An appreciation.
J.B. Pick Imagination. Philosophical but short.
J.B. Pick The Moon. Feeling blue in hospital.
J.B. Pick "The Orcs had a bad deal" says Ugluk, and he should know, him being a member of the Brotherhood of free Orcs! J.B. Pick explores the psychology of Tolkien's Orcs... was all the anti-Orcish material in the Lord of The Rings merely propaganda?
J.B. Pick The Picture in the Sand. All is revealed... perhaps.
J.B. Pick Thomas Dobham and the Real World. Children say the strangest things.
J.B. Pick Two Beautiful Girls. An old fashioned moral tale.
J.B. Pick A Single Potato. An astronaut returns to Earth but what has happened to him?
J.B. Pick The Venus Flower. Relative stuff.
I Wish I Was Alone by Leigh Pierce. A friend in need indeed...
Checking for Blood, by Rob Plath. Your parents never believed you did they?
Graveyard Shift. By Rob Plath. Dead-end job?
Rob Plunkett received a BA in English at Rutgers College and a JD at New York University, School of Law. He works as a lawyer in mid-town Manhattan. In addition to creative writing, he spends his free time playing drums in a three-piece indie rock band, reading novels, and watching scary movies. His short stories have been published in several online periodicals.
Devil of a Time by Rob Plunkett. Trouble in hell. ©2022
Parallels and Fish by Kushal Poddar. Two flashes. ©2020
Perry L. Powell lives in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia in the United States with a rat terrier, a black cat, and enough books to build a small house. His work has appeared in Winamop, Cattails, eyedrum periodically, Frogpond, The Heron's Nest, The Innisfree Poetry Journal, The Lyric, vox poetica, and elsewhere.
Legion by Perry L Powell. Here they come! ©2024
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Max Rauhman is a sober, gluten free vegetarian who lives in one of the food and booze capitals of America: New Orleans. He's a tree planting, bicycle commuting environmentalist who hopes that we get to keep hangin' out down here for a while. He and his wife can be found walking their small pack of shepskies by the river.
Allow Me To Introduce Myself by Max Rauhman. Small deception, big consequences. ©2024
A Radio Song. By John D Robinson a man on the edge ©2016
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Gena Davis by G David Schwartz. He's in love..
I am Marilyn not Kitty by Jane Seaford. A troubled child. ©2020
The Atheist and God by Jane Seaford. Believe it. ©2018
Happy Birthday by Jane Seaford. An uncomfortable anniversary. ©2017
Living in the Dark A family in trouble. By Jane Seaford. ©2016
Yash Seyedbagheri is a graduate of Colorado State University's MFA program in fiction. His stories, "Soon," "How To Be A Good Episcopalian," and "Tales From A Communion Line," were nominated for Pushcarts. Yash’s work has been published in The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Write City Magazine, and Ariel Chart, among others.
A Party by Yash Seyedbagheri, who is feeling left out. ©2021
Pictures At An Exhibition by Yash Seyedbagheri. A deception. ©2020
The Wishing Well by Jorge Shaft. Part one of an other-worldly series. ©2021
Driving on The Sausage Run. By Tom Sheehan. A bus driver's tale.
Fiona Sinclair lives in a village in the UK. She is a poet with several collections published by small presses. Fiona has just begun writing short stories especially about subjects that cannot be covered by poetry.
Exorcising Mother by Fiona Sinclair. A chilling presence. ©2025
Leap of Faith by Louis Sisto. One leap too far. ©2022
A Sober Mourning by Louis Sisto. What am I doing here? ©2016
Across The Road by Louis Sisto. The final destination. ©2016
Steve Slavin is a recovering economics professor who earns a living writing math and economics books. Five volumes of his short stories have been published over the last six years, but he expects that the pace will slow.
The Big D. by Steve Slavin. Murray D, overweight and hopeless? ©2021
The Runner by Steve Slavin. Remembered for his speed. ©2017
Mother Knows Best by Steve Slavin a good judge? ©2015
Michael Smith. In the past year, Michael Smith’s fiction has appeared in Fabula Argentea, Witcraft, Literally Stories, Microromance, Heimat Review, The Hooghly Review, Little Old Lady Comedy and many other online literary journals. To date, he has self-published a historical fantasy called ‘Dinner Time’, two volumes in the ‘Gruseltal’ series, and three collections of short stories, ‘Fonts’, ‘Songs’, and ‘L < M’, all available from online bookstores. Author website: https://frucht-schleifen.weebly.com/
Unseen by Michael Smith. Idiomatic. ©2026
Caught In The Net by Michael Smith. Unsettling messages. ©2026
Immobile by Michael Smith. I'll call you when it'll be most annoying. ©2026
The Wizard by Michael Smith. A different career. ©2026
Access denied by Michael Smith. Santa's on his way.. I think. ©2025
Love Is Blind by Michael Smith. Watch out there's a Cupid about. ©2025
The Stupidest Question in the World by Michael Smith. I ask you. ©2025
Chess Peace by Michael Smith. The player, played. ©2025
The Art Gallery by Michael Smith. Tastes vary.©2025
1-2-3 by Michael Smith. The drum riser is a great vantage point. ©2025
Becalmed by Michael Smith. Where am I and what's happened? ©2025
Hell by Michael Smith. Who likes a team-building session? No?... ©2025
The Christmas List by Michael Smith. Computer says No! ©2024
Iowan Old Style by Michael Smith. It's a twister! ©2024
Kaffee und Kuchen by Michael Smith. What could be nicer? ©2024
The Conference by Michael Smith. There must be something interesting.. ©2024
Doppelgänger by Michael Smith. A close resemblance. ©2024
Medicine Show A spectacular entrance by Michael Smith. ©2024
Imagine by Robert Steward. All together now! ©2018
Eric Suhem can be found in the orange hallway (www.orangehallway.com)
ReinCARnation by Eric Suhem. Cursed conveyance. ©2026
Tara's Desert by Eric Suhem. Connectivity and synergy.. ©2025
The Apartment Superintendent by Eric Suhem. 23 Sunshine Ave sounds nice.. ©2022
Time for Evelyn by Eric Suhem. A time and a place. ©2021
The Accountant by Eric Suhem. He has an infallible plan. ©2021
The Art Curator by Eric Suhem. Cut it art.. ©2019
The Cashier by Eric Suhem . Final reckoning. ©2019
The Toll Booth Cashier by Eric Suhem. A friend in need. ©2018
Lemonade by Eric Suhem. Fizzy business. ©2017
The Village of Belonging by Eric Suhem. It's better than the others. ©2017
The Ornithologist by Eric Suhem. You can have too many birds. ©2017
Amelia by Eric Suhem. She's mystical but beware! ©2015
Pools by Eric Suhem. Trouble in the swimming pool.
Egg by Eric Suhem. Something's hatching.
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Nets The S'ize Of Souls. By THETEXTBEAK. It's not about fishing.
The Seven of The Northern Sea. By THETEXTBEAK. Vanero's been to the museum.
Sunita Thind has always been passionate about her writing and now has the time to concentrate on it fully. She has dabbled in many things including being a model, primary and secondary school teacher and trained as a make up artist. Make up, writing and animals are her passion.She loves to sing and take singing lessons and have a beautiful, male Samoyed puppy named Ghost.
The Island of Death Behind ‘Pulau Blakang’ (Malay) by Sunita Thind ©2019
Rachel Turney, Ed.D. (she/her) is the Writer in Residence (2026) at NKollectiv in Englewood, Colorado and runs the Trident Women’s Writing Group in Boulder. She is a poetry mentor with the Association of Writers & Writing Programs. Rachel is passionate about immigrant rights, teacher support, and empowering other artists. She is a Writers’ Hour prize winner and has been nominated for Best of the Net and Best Microfiction. Rachel is the founder of the popular online reading series Poetry (in Brief) and EIC of PiB (the Magazine). She is on staff at Bare Back Magazine with her monthly column Friday Night in the Suburbs. She reads for The Los Angeles Review. Her debut poetry collection, Record Player Life (the b-side), is available with The Poetry Lighthouse. Her second poetry book, Retired Wannabe Club Kid, is out now with Parlyaree Press. Website: turneytalks.com Instagram: @turneytalks Bluesky: rachelturney
The Lake Remains by Antonia Wilde. A book review by Rachel Turney. 2026
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In the Land of Milk and Venom A Page94 by Jerry Vilhotti. Stand well back. 2017
No Ears Flash fiction from Jerry Vilhotti. 2016
Water to Water by Jerry Vilhotti War damaged.
Por Favor by Jerry Vilhotti. Johnny takes a train journey.
Finding Hero by Jerry Vilhotti. A tiring day.
Even Stones Cry by Jerry Vilhotti. The chemicals are affecting their brains.
Growing Saints. By Jerry Vilhotti. Johnny goes to a new school.
The Missing Fish. By Jerry Vilhotti. A meal of seven fishes, but how many were there? And why?
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Joyce Walker is a retired administrator who has had poetry and stories published in a number of magazines. She won 1st prize in the Writers Brew story competition in 2002 and was runner up in the Erewash Writers Burst Flash fiction competition in 2013. Her most recent win was 1st prize in the Writers Forum Poetry competition, published December 2021. She loves the First World War Poets.
The Babysitter by Joyce Walker. Unexpected events. ©2026
The Inheritance by Joyce Walker. How much?! ©2025
Nobody In at The Nobody Inn? Joyce Walker has been there. ©2024
Lovely Linda by Joyce Walker. Revenge is sweet. ©2020
Moving House Improves Your Vocabulary by Joyce Walker. New to the 'mop. ©2018
Hellfire and Team Management. By Jon Ware. It's one of those excruciatingly boring seminars, there's no way out... or is there?
Painting The President by Tony Warner. How different it can be! ©2025
The Buffalo Nickel. By Clifford K.Watkins, jnr. Revenge is a dish best served cold.
Jon's Quick Obsession. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. R Jon succumbs.
Railroad Avenue. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. It seems some lives are cursed..
Aunt Gail's Christmas Surprise. By Clifford K. Watkins, Jr. A tale from Mock Holler.
Diane Webster's work has appeared in North Dakota Quarterly, New English Review, Studio One and other literary magazines. She had micro-chaps published by Origami Poetry Press in 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Diane has been nominated for Best of the Net and a Pushcart. She was a featured writer in Macrame Literary Journal and WestWard Quarterly. Her website is: www.dianewebster.com
An Emergency? and Lady Pink by Diane Webster. Two short ones. ©2026
The Book. By Weevil. Eric awakes to a mystery.
Orientation by John Wesley. Get God down here, quick!
Jill Williams recently returned to the literary world after a long hiatus following college. Her work can be seen in “Suddenly and Without Warning.” and “Best of the Georgia Mountains.”
My Invisible Ex-Boyfriend by Jill Williams. The truth is out. ©2025
Gregg Williard is a former ESL instructor with refugees and does a late-night book reading hour on WORT radio. His illustrated fiction and essays have appeared in Conjunctions, Diagram, The Iowa Review, New England Review, Your Impossible Voice, Always Crashing and elsewhere. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin and is at work on an illustrated novel.
I Was a Swim Pal in Abruzzo! by Gregg Williard. Don't go! ©2025
The Tax Lady invades the IRS by Dawn Wilson. Enough is enough.
Smart Arse by Zack Wilson. Let's not go to work today, we'll spend a nice day in the pub.
Black Nick by Zack Wilson. A fragile character.
Tiny Tim by Zack Wilson. One of those "discussions" in the pub.
Vulnerable, Breakable by Zack Wilson. Who is that strangely-attractive young woman?
Parcel of Rogues, by Zack Wilson. R The atmosphere in the pub changes dramatically when an odd couple arrive.
Mayhem, by Zack Wilson. A friend in need is a pain in the neck.
Typical. By Zack Wilson. The "Great British public" are getting more racist... typical!
Santa's Dilemma by The Winamop Elves. Run run Rudolph! 2022
The Pirates. By Miss Winamop. Good manners have their own reward!
Wayne HW Wolfson Gun Upon the Piano: Satie & Cocteau
Wayne HW Wolfson Because We are all Like ThatMozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte
Wayne HW Wolfson Delphine, the attraction is almost irresistible.
Wayne HW Wolfson The Song Thing, the city awakes, but what's that sound?
Wayne HW Wolfson West Coast Cool, an improvisation for solo alto.
Wayne HW Wolfson Water Song. Should we dance?
Wayne HW Wolfson Left Bank Valentine. Recollections of a golden time in Paris.
Wayne HW Wolfson Dahlia's Dream. You know the feeling.. don't step on the cracks... don't walk under the ladder... don't listen to Dahlia's Dream...
Wayne HW Wolfson Blue Notes.R A woman with an unusual secret.
Wayne HW Wolfson Blue Tears. Moody blue....
Wayne HW Wolfson Dialect. Writer's block?
Wayne HW Wolfson Drugs And Symphony. Death by Music.
Wayne HW Wolfson Every Pretty Word. Images, moods of melancholy.
Wayne HW Wolfson Sway. Sentimental values.
1-800 FUNK. By Jane Wright. It's all "Me me me".
Generation Something? By Jane Wright. First story from Jane; a drug dealer speaks..
S.F. Wright lives and teaches in New Jersey. His work has appeared in Hobart, X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine, and Elm Leaves Journal, among other places. His short story collection, The English Teacher, is forthcoming from Cerasus Poetry, and his website is sfwrightwriter.com.
Junkie Diner by S. F. Wright. A pleasant enough place. 2023
Alex Wyte is an enigma. Who is he really? Who cares?...
The editor needs a story by Alex Wyte. Desperation. 2025
Can Do by Alex Wyte. Over ambitious. 2021
A Spring Clean by Alex Wyte. Careful what you wish for. 2017
The Crawler, by Alex Wyte. But who is he?
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Shawn Yager is an educator who lives in the Monadnock Region of southwestern part of the state of New Hampshire, USA. He has previously published flash, short stories, and poems both online and in print. He considers himself a "pantser" who tries to write rough drafts as spontaneously as possible. Of course, this produces many false-starts and much hair-pulling, but he likes to do things the hard way.
Dream Come True by Shawn Yager. Small ambitions. 2026
First, Do No Harm by Kevan Youde. Mission improbable. 2019
Three Eyes by Kevan Youde. Raw ambition. 2019
Never saw it coming by Kevan Youde. Knockout. 2018
A Natural Progression by Kevan Youde a learning curve. 2017
The Inquisitor by Kevan Youde. He's a cracker. 2017
Captain Macaco by Kevan Youde. Some monkeying about.. 2016
Scent Marking by Kevan Youde devious and smelly. 2016
The Wasp by Janet Yung. A story about a wasp...
Warning. If it has a red R by it, it's not suitable for young children or prudes.