By Connor Lee Winters Image by delcarmat Set ‘Em Up John Wesley Harding squinted, wiped his hands on his dirty jeans, and went to work. Pinching the thin piece of white chalk between his fingers, he sketched… Continue Reading
Following Alice By Florin Purluca Photo By Shaiith The trip turned out to be quite long, taking into consideration the fact that it only cost me a lousy penny. The boat, a rusty ferry with a bad paint… Continue Reading
By Subodhana Wijeyeratne It is a limp autumn day and frosty wind sends dead herds of leaves rattling over the pavement. Raju scurries across Mass Ave and enters the department eyes-down and hurrying so that he can later… Continue Reading
By K. Noel Moore The first door swung shut behind him, blown by the wind. In the airlock, the scientist removed his coat, his boots, his mask and goggles. He brushed the remaining dust from his shirt and… Continue Reading
By Kathy Bryson “But did you see her outfit?” Seamus O’Reilly roared, the force of his bellow carrying him up and off the couch. “Yes, I saw it, honey,” his wife returned calmly, unperturbed. She hunted through the bowl… Continue Reading
By Jack Bryson Marcus was trying to outrun a bridge troll but made a critical error. He banked southwest rather than east when the pursuit began and was charging straight into the fairy woods. Marcus was considerably faster and… Continue Reading
Satyrday Night Special By Diana Davis “Read `em and weep!” The deuce went into the discard pile. “Full house, with three gods and two towers.” I sent a silent thanks to Tyche, the goddess of luck. She’s been my main… Continue Reading
Article by Natalia Anikina. This is a guide to sentient creatures in her book The Cat Who Knew How to Cry- https://www.wattpad.com/story/27430961-the-cat-who-knew-how-to-cry MERCURION’S DRAGONS Who would have thought that under these foul scales, there was actually a heart of… Continue Reading