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Month: September 2024

COMMUNITY POST: ROOSTER • by Lynn Kozlowski

September 30, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

LTK: Did anybody lose a rooster? He was smack in the middle of our half-acre backyard at daybreak yesterday, crowing again and again in the classic manner. We are not early risers. From the web, he could be a Rhode… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories chickens, Lynn Kozlowski, neighbours, social media, technology

LIFE OF MEL • by Wanying Zhang

September 29, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

My phone buzzed at 3:42 am, jolting me awake. The police. They had found Mel’s lifeless body splayed across the pavement; limbs contorted against the unforgiving concrete. I was the last person she called. My ears rang, and my pulse… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories suicide, time manipulation, Wanying Zhang

MESSAGE BY SEA • by Marty Brogan

September 28, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The magnified moon, which had chased a reluctant, still radiant sun over its horizon only hours earlier, blanketed the tranquil sea. And with Autumn picking up the scent, their summer was about to set. “I’m not sure this is as… Continue Reading →

Romance, Stories Marty Brogan, message in a bottle

A QUIET AFTERNOON • by Ashley Akers

September 27, 2024Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

Madison didn’t sit in her usual spot by the window. She didn’t say anything to Sophia about the video she’d sent her of Charli vomiting in the girl’s bathroom. Elijah didn’t announce his late entry to class with raised hands… Continue Reading →

Horror, Stories Ashley Akers, death, guns, school, violence

GIRL MEETS BOY • by Ya Lan Chang

September 26, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Michaelmas. After strolling along the River Cam through the tranquil college garden, she turns into the medieval Second Court, and someone collides with her.  “Oh, sorry!” She recognises the voice. He gave a welcome speech at her freshers’ tea, wearing… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories abortion, college / university students, unwanted pregnancy, Ya Lan Chang

DINNER FOR TWO • by Travis Cohen

September 25, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

I found her in the kitchen nook in the morning. She was sitting on one of the wicker and leatherette stools that had come from my grandparents’ furniture store. It was a familiar enough sight but felt unfamiliar now. There… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories divorce, Travis Cohen

TEN ROMAN MILES • by Patience Mackarness

September 24, 2024Every Day Fiction 2 Comments

Fabia wasn’t sure why her entrails grew suddenly cold, just where the baby had begun to stir. She wasn’t superstitious, she’d laughed at the crazy predictions of Aurelia the retired Vestal Virgin like everyone else in the city. When Aurelia… Continue Reading →

Historical, Stories family, parenting, Patience Mackarness, Pompeii, relationship problems

FLAWED FAMILIAR • by George S. Walker

September 23, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

To: Imperial Pets & Familiars ShoppeFrom: Tabitha, apprentice to the Wythia Coven I received my order, 1 cat. However, it doesn’t resemble the woodprint in your catalog. The ears are droopy, while its tail is short and springy. Its muzzle… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Humour / Satire, Stories customer service, familiars, George S. Walker, witches

SILENT SONG • by Pamela Love

September 22, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

On the longest day of the year, three sirens with murder on their minds basked atop the immense, lichen-covered stone looming over their Greek island’s shore. Far below their perch, a dozen fishing boats bobbed atop the Aegean waves. Breathing… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories Circe, Pamela Love, siblings, sirens

TRESPASSING • by Angélica Pina Lèbre

September 21, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

When she realised the neighbours weren’t home, she rushed to wash the windows. Shegathered a bucket, the latex-free gloves, a couple of rags and the squeegee. She filled the bucketwith warm water, squirted washing up liquid in and disturbed the… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Angélica Pina Lèbre, death, neighbours

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