The roll of film is eleven years old. 10-20-89 is scrawled on the label in Mom’s neat scribbles. We found it yesterday, when we moved Dad into his new apartment on Dewey Street. “I bet it’s pictures of orchids,” I… Continue Reading
The truck stop at the junction of 64 and 81 was just what Darrel needed. Oil, sun glasses, Red Bull, beef jerky, ammo. The man at the counter had a gruff countenance and an impressive beard. He gave Darrel a… Continue Reading
The thing about evil witches is, they’re just as susceptible to fads as everyone else. That’s what got me here in this lily pond. Prince one day, frog the next. I’d like to blame my father for making enemies, but… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors Happy 7th Birthday, EDF! We’ve seen a lot of changes in the world of publishing and online magazines in the seven years since our first story went live. When we started out,… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors We hope everyone in North America is enjoying their holiday this week — Canada Day today up here, and Independence Day in the US on Friday! Happy flags and fireworks, and please… Continue Reading
editorial by Camille Gooderham Campbell From the Editors As we move from pumpkins to poppies, we’ve got moving on our minds. Yes, it’s time for Every Day Fiction to change web hosts once again. We’ve been talking about this with… Continue Reading