Ernest Hemingway – Every Day Fiction

BREAKFAST • by Andrea LoFiego

May 11, 2015Every Day Fiction 12 Comments

I am typing quickly now, feeling better about the direction this story seems to be going. I take the last sip from my coffee and contemplate getting up to get more. I look around and calculate the odds of someone… Continue Reading →

THE OLD MAN AND THE SAFE • by Peter Wood

February 26, 2013Every Day Fiction 11 Comments

“Ernest Hemingway could have been the twentieth century’s greatest writer, but a drunken matador shot him in Pamplona, Spain in 1926. Things would have been a hell of a lot different if he had lived.” Jake limped across the living… Continue Reading →