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GOLDEN CHILD • by Kenneth Tanemura

May 17, 2023Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

On the second day of the Lunar New Year, we honored your maternal great grandfather’s life by going to the cemetery dedicated to revolutionary heroes and government officials in Hanoi. We stood by the famous anticolonialist revolutionary’s grave. Your auntie… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories blended family, family, Kenneth Tanemura, Lunar New Year, martial arts, Vietnam

THE LADY FROM THE SEA • by Bridget Goldschmidt

May 9, 2023Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

She is a spirit known by several names, but most often as the Lady From the Sea. My family encountered her one fine summer afternoon, and I am the only one left to tell the tale. We were promenading by… Continue Reading →

Horror, Stories beaches, Bridget Goldschmidt, death, family

DEEP-FRIED REBELLION • by Becca Fischer

May 5, 2023Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

In the rural hamlet of Lincoln, Pennsylvania, stories weren’t meant to be rewritten. As if born with a script in their hand, the townspeople all acted according to plan. Same as their parents and their grandparents before them, and perhaps… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Becca Fischer, birthdays, family, food, small town

THE ORCHARD THAT ROOTED US • by Annette L. Brown

February 15, 2023Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

“The old orchard was good to us. Nearly 30 years,” my husband sighs. “But the replanted version will be more efficient.” He shoots me a sideways glance, his invitation to ask. “Do tell.” I smile as I angle my eyes… Continue Reading →

Literary, Romance, Stories Annette L. Brown, family, farm life, marriage, orchards

CHRISTMAS UNRAVELLED • by Katie Holloway

December 27, 2022Every Day Fiction 1 Comment

This should have been our best Christmas yet. But it all comes unravelled with the prick of a needle. Jake has become so blasé about these finger prick tests that he doesn’t even notice the message when it first pings… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories bureaucracy, Christmas, family, illness, Katie Holloway

SKINLESS • by Chester Onion

May 30, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

The news says that today’s temperature is the highest recorded in twenty-five years. With this comes a choking humidity. To relieve myself of the oppressive weather, I take off my skin, unzipping it from the back. Immediately I’m rewarded with… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories, Surreal Chester Onion, family, heat wave

DUST • by Jordi Torres Barroso

March 23, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

In the morning, Mrs. Anderson said: “We’re all just dustbins. You and I are no different from cobwebs or used paper plates. Everything inside us gets swept away by the wind eventually.” By afternoon, Principal Lopez was standing in the… Continue Reading →

Inspirational, Literary, Stories family, Jordi Torres Barroso

A FAMILY REUNION • by Kan Ito

March 22, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

If I saw all my ex-boyfriends on the train, I would not be surprised. There’s a section called the Transbay Tube that most commuters take and it is crowded. Breathing in there can be difficult sometimes and nobody was free… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories California, family, immigration, Japan, Kan Ito, public transit, trains

LIVING IN THE COUNTRY • by Chris Bruce

February 22, 2022Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

How a moose got into the cabin, I do not know. We’d been down to Rosa’s café for a hot bowl of chili verde on a cool night, and I could’ve sworn I closed the door on our way out.… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories cabins, Chris Bruce, family, moose, parenting

A WHITE (NEÉ FLYNN) CHRISTMAS • by Jamie Ryan Anderson

December 25, 2021Every Day Fiction Leave a Comment

It didn’t snow this year, but it doesn’t matter. Mrs White (née Flynn) doesn’t like the snow anyway. It makes her joints flare up and she’s turning seventy next year, you know. She doesn’t need the bother. And anyway, the… Continue Reading →

Literary, Stories Christmas, family, Jamie Ryan Anderson

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