Sarah bit her lip, not out of pleasure but out of the need to steady herself so she did not dart for the door.
Category Archive: Fiction
The winds here are charged, tensed and pressing against the maple barks.
A breeze tousled the silver birches that loomed above the trail, provoking a flurry of golden autumn leaves.
Some years before, I had moved to a coastal town thinking that fortune smiled on writers in picturesque places.
My father’s funeral was on a Tuesday, on my mother’s birthday.
“You’re late, Isaac.”
At five o’clock that morning, like he had done every morning, Ibrahim Delgado woke to the sound of screeching roosters.
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