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Category Archive: Short Stories

“April Showers” by Francis Fernandes

Before I start typing, on this crisp Corona-filled April morning, I need to draw some warmth into my hands.

July 14, 2020 Non-Fiction, Short Stories

“My Frankenstein” by Melanie Proulx

I watched her fall the first time.

July 14, 2020 Flash Fiction, Short Stories

“Danny” by Michael Formato

The sight of my late father sitting at the water’s edge filled me with dread.

July 14, 2020 Fiction, Short Stories

“Omar” by Reda Sounni

The soccer ball bounced on the clay field and rose into the air, fragments of yellow-red earth booming and dispersing before dissolving under the fading orange light projected by a cheerless bulb.

July 14, 2020 Flash Fiction, Short Stories

“Eggs” by Dana Foley

I’ve loved eggs since before I even knew how to say, “over easy, please.”

June 11, 2020 Non-Fiction, Short Stories

“Swarm Times” by Marci Babineau

The early weeks of June had been hot like those stray days of summer when a body takes to the shade to sweat after a morning of gardening.

June 11, 2020 Non-Fiction, Short Stories

“Samira” by Maye Ostowani

Rummaging through an old Bally shoebox yesterday, in search of a family photo for my 5-year-old daughter’s “Family Tree” school project, I unwittingly fell upon a vivid picture of my maternal grandmother.

June 11, 2020 Non-Fiction, Short Stories

“Kettle Corn Is For Quitters” by Kate Panagakos

Left by my mother on our kitchen counter was the invitation for Rachel’s annual Halloween party, a tradition carried out for the past several years.

June 11, 2020 Non-Fiction, Short Stories

‘How Edwin Discovered Mile End’ by Anne Chudobiak

It had been a favourite topic of discussion at dinner parties throughout the years.

February 29, 2020 Fiction, Short Stories

‘Midnight Inferno’ by Suzanne Johnston

The last time I struck a match, I lit the sky on fire. Up, up, up galloped the pillows of smoke, stacked on top of each other like scorched marshmallows.

February 29, 2020 Flash Fiction, Short Stories

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