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RETURN • by Rachel Lulich

January 20, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

“Sure. I seen a UFO. Just t’other day.” Markus’ face lit up. He raised his clipboard and poised his pen over a fresh UFOSR-214 form to record the old woman’s testimony. “What time was it?” “Oh, right about ten o’clock.… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories aliens, Rachel Lulich

HOPE IS A HIGHWAY • by Sarah Rachel Egelman

January 19, 2021Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

Even with my terrible eyesight, from the top of this hill I can easily spy the freeway that runs through town. The cars and trucks, like hyper-focused insects, running in parallel, zip into my view and out again. The freeway… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories home, mothers, Sarah Rachel Egelman

CINDERS • by D. J. Moore

January 18, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The Prince followed her into the library, just as she’d planned. She pretended not to notice. Instead, she focused her attention on the bookcase before her. She’d always loved the smell of books. She withdrew a volume titled The Rights… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories Cinderella, D. J. Moore, fairytales, royalty

ALIVE, LIVE • by Jen Michalski

January 14, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

“You’re such a moron.”  I’m touching the steering wheel with just my fingertips, it’s so hot. “I’m a moron?” Randy laughs from the passenger seat. He hits the dash with his palm. “You’re my brother — what does that make… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories fires, Jen Michalski, siblings

HIS GREATEST FEAR • by Charles C Cole

January 13, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Fifty years ago, Great-uncle Stanton was a successful author of supernatural horror. His heroes were always brash and unafraid when the reader would have been cowering, while the man behind the typewriter was painfully private, writing under an opaque alias… Continue Reading →

Horror, Stories cemeteries, Charles C Cole, curses, inheritance, writers, zombies

THE GOODIES ALWAYS WIN • by Brecht De Poortere

January 12, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

That evening, my parents had a fight. It had been a particularly nasty fight about things I did not understand. We were having supper when the shouting began. Then Mom ran off in tears and Dad finished eating with us… Continue Reading →

Historical, Literary, Stories Brecht De Poortere, Rwandan Civil War, Rwandan genocide, war

THE GOODWILL GHOST • by Sophia Sanchez

January 11, 2021Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

It doesn’t really matter how I died. It was stupid. I ate some hazelnut frosting at a birthday party for my coworker. Anaphylactic. Very tragic. Boom dead. What matters, though, is the stuff I left behind. After my funeral, all… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories ghosts, Sophia Sanchez, thrift store

VELCRO • by Rasmenia Massoud

January 10, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

We’re passing a joint back and forth, ambling through an alley behind some tumbledown houses with rusted aluminum siding. The sun is starting to go down when flashing red and blue lights interrupt our giggling. “Shit,” Cass says as she… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories harassment, Rasmenia Massoud, rumours

BANK SECURITY • by Adam Brinckerhoff

January 9, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

10 MINUTES Walk in the front door. It hurts more than usual today. Apparently, when they leave the bullet in your leg, the pain comes and goes. Doctor said something about my femoral artery when he told me why they… Continue Reading →

Mystery / Suspense, Stories Adam Brinckerhoff, banks, revenge, technology

THE NIGHT CREW • by Carl Robinette

January 8, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Sometimes I can’t sleep at night, or maybe I don’t want to. I don’t know, but sometimes when I don’t sleep I drive to the supermarket nearby which never closes. In the deep end of the night there are few… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories babies, Carl Robinette, grocery stores, night shift workers

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