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LATE AUGUST • by Rebecca Payne

August 24, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

His headphones were on when it happened. Which matters because it couldn’t have been the sound of the boy’s voice that aggravated him like he told the officer. It wasn’t premeditated, he told the judge, he didn’t even know the… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories guns, Rebecca Payne, smartphones

I’LL HAVE A CORONA, HOLD THE VIRUS • by James A. Donzella

August 23, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Working from home, Zoom meetings each afternoon, haven’t worn a pair of pants in months. Conducting all my business in a collared dress shirt and boxer shorts, from my bedroom/office. Enough to drive anyone insane. Looking for any excuse to… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories COVID, grocery stores, James A. Donzella

THE LIBRARY GHOST • by Lauryn Mercredi

August 21, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Oscar stood in the atrium of the central branch of the city library. It was midnight and the only illumination came from amber lights along the walls and the red Exit signs, creating a surreal glow. Oscar inhaled the slight… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories afterlife, books, friendship, ghosts, Lauryn Mercredi, libraries

GLOVED • by Barry Yedvobnick

August 18, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Jonathan and I never touched because I always wore gloves, and the lab instructors wouldn’t answer my questions about him. “Knowing less is better, Julia,” one warned me. “Minimize your distractions. This is Human Anatomy; it’s a cadaver.” “Think about… Continue Reading →

Inspirational, Stories Barry Yedvobnick, college / university students

BOUNDARIES • by DB Cox

August 17, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

It’s like a jungle in the clouds and there’s this fog — like rain, except it’s not raining. Everything is wet and tangled, and the angles of vision are slightly distorted. Walking point, I can hear sounds that come from… Continue Reading →

Historical, Literary, Stories, Surreal DB Cox, PTSD, veterans, Vietnam War

ANATOMY 101 • by Thomas Canfield

August 16, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

“I say, how very odd. I don’t recollect that ever happening before.” Bassford’s wife, Carla, opened one eye. She pulled the blanket tighter around her, still half-asleep. “Don’t recollect what happening?” she asked. “Look here!” Bassford lifted his pajama top.… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories, Surreal aliens, marriage, Thomas Canfield

TINY BUBBLES • by Carter Schwonke

August 13, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Two years ago, Sophia, a lonely single police officer and her young son, settled into this perfect neighborhood. As it turns out, Friday is neighborhood barbeque night. This thrills Sophia, because she loves to share her recipes. No surprise that… Continue Reading →

Inspirational, Literary, Stories

WRONG: A LOVE STORY • by Brian Theobald

August 12, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

A boy and a girl. You know where this is going, right? Well, first, the boy. In truth, he is not a boy at all but a man who has just entered his fortieth year, that sudden precipice of middle… Continue Reading →

Literary, Romance, Stories Brian Theobald, dating, first date

I’M FINE • by D.C. Huffman

August 11, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Molly smiled when she saw the package was from her best friend Katie. Tomorrow was Molly’s birthday. Because of this pandemic they wouldn’t be able to get together for dinner. A week ago Katie had called to ask how she… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories D.C. Huffman, friendship, leaving a marriage

NO ONE IS EVER SAFE • by Keith Proctor

August 10, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

When Gray didn’t work the night shift, he took over bedtime duty from his wife, tucking in Dylan and telling him a story. Gray sometimes got carried away, veering into realms not wholly age appropriate. Tales of changelings and tricksters,… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Keith Proctor, parenting, perinatal loss

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