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THE 36TH INTERNATIONAL VAMPIRE SUMMIT DISCUSSES THE POTENTIAL OF LAB-GROWN BLOOD • by Clarissa Grunwald

February 5, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

It’s clear that no one would ever willingly drink it, but there’s no consensus on why. “It won’t be the same,” Count Orlok complains. “It’s disgusting. Mortals ruin everything.” He’s been in a foul mood ever since the TSA confiscated… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Humour / Satire, Stories Clarissa Grunwald, vampires

THE ARK AUTHORS A CEASE AND DESIST LETTER • by Valli Jo Porter

February 4, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

To the Sorely Mistaken Acquisitions Department of the Big Box Department Store: A certain line of baby products you are selling has come to my attention, and let me tell you, I am not happy. I have been informed that… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories letters, Noah's Ark, Valli Jo Porter

CROSSWORDS • by Ethan J. Stone

February 3, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

He filled his seat at the table as though poured into it. Sprawled out in front of him was a book of crosswords. At 8:45 every morning he sat at his place and pondered over a crossword while the coffee… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories end of the world, Ethan J. Stone, war

EXCISION • by Michael Gardner

February 2, 2024Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

When we opened Jamal up, the parasite was gone. An alarming discovery that left our surgical team dumbfounded. The ramifications hit us concurrently. From the limited information the military had shared, we knew it required a warm-blooded host. As we… Continue Reading →

Horror, Stories bioweapons, Michael Gardner, prison, violence

ADVERSE POSSESSION • by Karl Lykken

February 1, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

[Sleep Today: 5.3 hours | Average: 7.2 hours] + [Coffees Today: 3 | Average: 4] + [Constraint: 33 minutes until scheduled dinner at 154 Hampton Avenue] : Best Match : Premium Sponsor 753. Directive: Play ad 753.1198 and route past… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories advertising, Karl Lykken, surveillance, technology

THE KANGAROO • by T.J. Robinson

January 31, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Gaz rings and tells me he needs a lift — he’s out near St Andrews and he’s hit a kangaroo with his car.  “It’s a write-off,” he says.  I roll my eyes and leave a half a can of beer… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories alcohol, car accidents, death of an animal, kangaroos, T.J. Robinson

MY HUSBAND’S FAVORITE: FROSTED FOOTBALL SUGAR COOKIES • by Kip Hanson

January 30, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Posted on December 5, 2023 by Wife of Devoted Packer Fan / 3 Comments I’ve been making sugar cookies for my husband Bob since I was a seventeen-year-old blushing bride, pregnant with what would have been our first child. I… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories baking, domestic violence, gridiron football, Kip Hanson

A REPETITIVE MAN • by Alison Arthur

January 29, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Fifteen years and three children ago, George met Dorothy #1 at the wedding of a friend. Theirs is a relatively happy marriage, rather unremarkable, the matrimonial equivalent of vanilla ice cream, no sprinkles. Predictable, reliable. He works as a tax… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories Alison Arthur, bigamy, hospitals, infidelity, marriage

WELL-BEING • by Becky Jones

January 28, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Sally had been marching up and down this steep hill every day since finishing work. Her route started and ended at the holy well. An ancient stone structure with a black caged roof, fronted by a cracked drinking fountain and… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Becky Jones, giving birth, pregnancy, teenagers

EASY AS ABC • by Scott MacLeod

January 27, 2024Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

He doesn’t know his letters. That’s what Ricky thought when he looked down at the refrigerator magnets. “CAT”. Only the A was an upside-down V. Little Ricky sat next to his handiwork grinning broadly. The wife was supposed to be… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Mystery / Suspense, Stories organized crime, parenting, police, Scott MacLeod

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