12 Mar 2010, Posted by KJ Hannah Greenberg in fiction, lead, 0 Comments
Without Sorrow
A SHORT STORY BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: “Even at that late stage of disfigurement, he liked her body and wanted to touch it…”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: “Even at that late stage of disfigurement, he liked her body and wanted to touch it…”
Continue Reading...FICTION BY LAVINIA LUDLOW: “These girls went around from bar to bar picking fights with guys twice their size, hurling beer bottles, and chugging alcohol by the tapped barrels…”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY LELAND CHEUK: “I am doing well up here in Portland – thank you for asking. I know how much it pains you to ask me anything.”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY NARINDA HENG: “He wasn’t an unhappy man. His lips were often pressed together in what might be perceived as a snobbish sneer, but they were actually capable of smiling.”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY DEB R. LEWIS: “The only time his life-spark shone was when he bladed onto the ice, stick in hand.”
Continue Reading...FICTION BY THOMAS MUNDT: “On my sixth birthday, my friends and I played Freeze Tag at dusk and I ran into a clothesline. My head snapped back and I landed flat on my back, knocking the wind out of me. Worse, the dry rope left a nasty burn across my eyelids. It hurt like hell and when my lungs returned I howled for my dad to come scrape me off the lawn. “
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY MATT GAJEWSKI: “Admittedly, the inaugural Mr. Dictator Pageant didn’t go quite as we had planned”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY PAUL M. DAVIS: Signs of life and sociopathic behavior on the surface of Mars
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY MATT WOOD: “He bumped into my shoulder as he turned to sit back down. ‘Whatever, man, you’re not a real teacher.’”
Continue Reading...A SHORT STORY BY BRIGID J. BARRY: “I kept walking, following the kites with my eyes instead of watching where I was going. I began to be worried that their strings would get tangled up, since they were so close together.”
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