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NOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS • by Templeton Moss

December 2, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Matthew and John met under the Fourth Street bridge as they often did. But this was no ordinary meeting. Tonight was a special occasion. Each man carried a cardboard box under his arm which had been wrapped up in great… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Literary, Site News Christmas, financial hardship, friendship, gifts, homelessness, Templeton Moss

THE LAST DAYS OF THE EDWARDS GANG • by Matthew Roy Davey

December 1, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

It was Gareth who came up with the idea; he usually did. He’d been picking up stones as he made his way through the estate, bouncing them in his palm, filling his pockets, and as we approached the bridge I… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Matthew Roy Davey, trains, vandalism

HUNTING FOR A GIFT • by S. Cameron David

November 29, 2019Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

Finn passed between the rusted doors to enter into a most peculiar kind of pet shop. In one corner of the room sat a collection of lizards, not doing much more than lazing about on the rocks. They weren’t much… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories faeries, gifts, pet stores, S. Cameron David

AMERICAN BLESSINGS • by Cara Roets

November 28, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

What Samuel loves most about going to his Aunt Virginia and Uncle Joseph’s house is the fish tank, though it usually isn’t kept very well. Last time the glass was covered in a thin layer of grimy algae, and the… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories American Thanksgiving, Cara Roets, family, Thanksgiving

THE WATER TOWER STORY • by Bill Wilkinson

November 27, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The first time I cussed around grown-ups was at my Uncle’s house in Virginia on Thanksgiving and they all needed to hear it. Here’s what Thanksgiving was all about back then: piling into the cramped sedan for an eleven-hour drive… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Bill Wilkinson, family, racism, Thanksgiving

MY CONCEPT ART • by JBMulligan

November 26, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

So, I was talking with several of my artworld clients and acquaintances when one of them, Moll E, a concept artiste and massage therapist, mentioned a frame she had in mind for a painting.  The frame would be a life-size… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories art galleries, artists, JBMulligan, Thanksgiving

THE LEGEND OF ASS • by Andrew Sansom

November 25, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

He was a legend spoken of in hushed tones in dark, sweaty halls. A champion boxer, a Grand Prix winner, an expert marksman and an eater of ghosts. But he was known only by his moniker in the 3-character high… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories Andrew Sansom, arcades, gaming

METICULOUS • by Tina Siegel

November 21, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

I’m meticulous about the details — the deep, baritone groove of your voice; the lean line of your hip; your abiding love of bad puns; the way you dip your head instead of saying good-bye. These are my favourites. These… Continue Reading →

Literary, Romance, Stories musicians, Tina Siegel, unrequited love

MAESTRO • by Charlotte O’Farrell

November 20, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

I watched Jerry in silent awe, amazed by the quickness of his fingers across the keys. Back straight, elbows relaxed at his sides, he made what he did look effortless. He was the master, though — there was no denying… Continue Reading →

Horror, Mystery / Suspense, Stories Charlotte O'Farrell, crime, hackers

A-OKAY • by Josh Hilton

November 19, 2019Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

I waited for her outside the coffee shop. You know that one on Broadway and 5th? It has that crooked sign with the flickering lights that usually spell “Coff Shop”. She always got a kick out of that. She said… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories cancer, Josh Hilton

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