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THE DAWN OF DON JUAN • by Harman Burgess

March 30, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

They took him to a monastery to escape the noose, a sunless cathedral far from his family. Inside, the monks stripped him of his cloak, his rings, and anything that might have signified his membership of the aristocracy. They shaved… Continue Reading →

Historical, Stories Don Juan, Harman Burgess, monastic life, persecution, Tirso de Molina

THE BRIDGE TROLL • by Paul Miller

March 29, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Sten had always known he was an ugly man. He’d learned to accept the fact, and it honestly had little impact on his daily life. He rarely thought of it at all. Then he met Alistair the Bold. It was… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Humour / Satire, Stories Paul Miller, riddles, trolls, vanity

VERTICAL BLIND • by Carl Robinette

March 28, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Orange light beamed across my eyes through a gap in the vertical blinds where my cat had yanked out one of the vinyl strips weeks or months earlier. I was coaxed awake in the otherwise dark room by the familiar… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Carl Robinette, courage, murder, neighbours, police

BLIND TASTING • by Dawn Vogel

March 26, 2021Every Day Fiction 2 Comments

Hollis wasn’t sure why she’d agreed to let Macy set her up on a blind date, but here she was, heading down the stairs to a tiny, hole-in-the-wall bar. She checked her phone to see if she had any messages… Continue Reading →

Romance, Stories, Surreal bars, blind date, Dawn Vogel, LGBTQIA+

LIBRARY BOOKS • by Kait Leonard

March 24, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Dusty, peeling eucalyptus trees lined the dirt walkway that led from the library back to my grandma’s house. I carried four books, all I was allowed to check out, close to my chest. I walked quickly, eyes cast to the… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories books, Kait Leonard, pre-teens

INTERLUDE: THE DYING DRUNK • by Fred Melnyczuk

March 23, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

Leaflet:The all-important question is:Have you accepted Jesus Christ — God’s remedyfor the lost and guilty sinner?WHAT WILL YOU DO THEN WITH JESUS?! Sitting on some steps in Soho, I saw this crumpled sodden slip, bordered by a dogend, one lollipop… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories alcoholism, Fred Melnyczuk

A SUMMONER’S SEARCH HISTORY • by Will Shadbolt

March 22, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

How to make friends Tips for making friends Time-waster games Ouija board Demon Demon videos How to summon a demon Where to buy candles Do grocery stores sell chicken hearts Satanic chants Hide from demon How to put demon back… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Humour / Satire, Stories demons, loneliness, Will Shadbolt

STAIN • by Wilson R. M. Taylor

March 21, 2021Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

Texon, Texas was in southwestern Reagan County 319 miles east of El Paso. Oliver made the drive in about seven hours in his 1929 Model A pickup, stopping once to refuel. He was early for his interview, so he parked… Continue Reading →

Historical, Stories job interviews, small town, Texas, Wilson R. M. Taylor

CIRCADIAN RHYTHM • by Ali Raza

March 19, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

(content warning: rape) Frank would be at my place at 11 PM on the dot every Friday without fail. He’d show up dressed immaculately in a debonair suit, like he was subliminally selling me dreams of a cushier life. At… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Ali Raza, rape, sex workers

LUCKY • by Chris Grebe

March 17, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

“If it doesn’t come from Safeway or Target, you can’t have it.” That’s the rule Marlo made up for herself a while back, after she lost the job at Wendy’s. She had stuck to it too. All through the winter,… Continue Reading →

Horror, Stories Chris Grebe, luck, spring

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