Snap. Baby ducks following their mother across the road and into a pond. Snap. Pigs rooting for potatoes in a fallow field. Snap. A cow chewing cud while nursing her calf. Another shot of a typical scene on Gramps’ farm.… Continue Reading
Listen to “Drawn to the Glow” by K.C. Ball, read by Folly Blaine: [display_podcast] K.C. Ball lives in Seattle, Washington. Her short stories have appeared here at Every Day Fiction, as well as various online and print publications, including Analog,… Continue Reading
The four of them arrived yesterday and stayed up late drinking and talking. I lay on my bed and listened from my room above the inn’s kitchen. I couldn’t make out what they said, only an unbroken stream of conversation… Continue Reading
Martha took the seat next to the man sitting by himself in the front of the movie theater. “You are crying,” she said to him. The man looked at her surprised, confused that someone, other than the action star on… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors We’re already into June, closing out the first half of the year — hard to believe time has flown so fast. The end of the school year approaches, and camping and barbeques… Continue Reading