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The Empty Side of the Bed

The Empty Side of the Bed by Jen Doktorski (a Short Story Contest entry)  Bernard ambles down the...

New Beginning

New Beginning by Angela Cleaver (a Short Story Contest entry) He was so sweet, this blonde, blue-...

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Holes
by Shikhar Dixit
Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Shawna wanted a fresh start. The breakup with Rick was bad. He hadn't taken it well. She moved into The Chaosium. Her friends were concerned; thought she needed rest. Time to grieve.
She...

The Empty Side of the Bed
by Jen Doktorski
Thursday, May 16, 2024

Bernard ambles down the block tethered to a small white terrier he used to call That Damned Dog, because it chewed his favorite loafers, woke him at 5 a.m. for walks, and wormed its way into the...

New beginning
by Angela Cleaver
Tuesday, May 14, 2024

He was so sweet, this blonde, blue-eyed man who shyly said hello when I first met him. But then he left for America. As I sailed to meet him, I thought about leaving my family. I supposed it could...