Coffee? Part 6
by Margaret Iuni This is part of an on-going series. To read the last part of this story, click here. If you had asked me… Read More »Coffee? Part 6
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Time is Fleeting
by Lindsay Griffiths I’ve come to see time for what it is: Rapidly passing. A thing that, Though it consistently speeds by, Doesn’t necessarily correlate… Read More »Time is Fleeting
Tic Tac
by Lindsay Griffiths BERNARD is sitting on the stoop out front of a house, thinking. His younger brother, HUGHIE, enters from the front door and… Read More »Tic Tac
Forgive and Forget
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Hustlers
by Lindsay Griffiths It is late afternoon in a living room of a suburban home. Rick and Samantha stand in the center of the room.… Read More »Hustlers
Dead and Gone
by Lindsay Griffiths Hot tears blur my vision, my aching heart pounds heavily When I am in solitude, remembering. The occasional melancholy drapes over me… Read More »Dead and Gone
Dinner
by Ian Scott Wilson SCENE ONE – Int. Dining Room. Fade into dim lighting reminiscent of candle light and crackling fire. A very large triangular… Read More »Dinner
Brass Part 1
by Jacob Scherer October 14th, 1937 To Vegard Toksvig, I apologize for my delay in writing to you. Since the Genesis Innovations Robot Relocation… Read More »Brass Part 1
Bearbear’s Story
by Hanna Rose Once there was a young king. He ruled his kingdom well and justly. He was king because he was the first in… Read More »Bearbear’s Story
Key Notes – Part 3
by Hanna Rose Click here to read Part 1 and Part 2. 1
My Body
by Slavena Salve Nissan My body is not a temple. She won’t be covered up. She is not to be worshiped for her purity or… Read More »My Body
Volcanoes Are People Too
by Arianna James You tell yourself again, firmly: This is not a symbol. But your hands are shaking again and there’s An ache in the… Read More »Volcanoes Are People Too
