Serials

Trevor's bed will be his Auntie's couch, his food whatever the family can spare. Having lost his income, what choice does he have?

The strange bum with the guitar turns Natalie's world inside out with one simple sentence ...

A perfectly normal human child has been born. But is that what Henry and Diego really wanted?

The setting is the night, the star of this performance is not who his audience thinks he is, and when this curtain rises, what is revealed is a stage for blood ...

The power is still out, and Diego has to walk to the hospital to have her baby. Will she make it?

Trevor, stinging after his mother's "welcome," must now face his Aunt, Granny, and his obnoxious cousins ...

Mitchell Waldman's fiction, poetry, and essays have appeared in numerous publications. He is also the author of the novel, A FACE IN THE MOON, was co-editor with Diana May-Waldman of WOUNDS OF WAR: POETS FOR PEACE, and is Fiction Editor for Blue Lake Review.

Conclusion. " But we are still out here in the night, living the moments we have ..."

Delancey Street is scorching in a heat wave, and no one is comfortable -- especially Diego.

Nothing says welcome like coming home to one's mother ...

Conclusion. What Renee has done in the past is not yet clear, but what Harry and Simon and Carlos and Marcus do in the present is about to make a big difference to Natasha ...

Barbara Rendall is a Canadian writer currently living in Beijing. Earlier, she lived in Macao, a fascinating city near Hong Kong, which is the setting of this story. She has published poetry in a variety of North American magazines and short fiction in Chatelaine and Redbook.

Andre faces one of his greatest challenges, with only a sarcastic blind midget as his backup.

In the cold winter light, sharpened by loss, what does anyone really know? What can any even say?

Anger is in the air, an inhuman anger -- one that hates vampires just as much if not more than the human ...

With the revelation that romance is only a strangely flat memory, it is time to try to re-integrate into the world...

Clarissa's outrage at Henry and Diego's marriage knows no bounds, and she's not very happy with Sincere's interference, either...

Charles has begun to accept the horror that Renee is recounting to him, but the next part of the story is even worse ...

Henry and Diego are on their honeymoon in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ... are Andre and Shakespeare going to surprise them by following them there?

Finally the day of Mr. Bailey's funeral arrives. But before he's buried, more will be uncovered ...

Charles has to come to terms with the fact that his brother Beau not only hid his actions from his brother, but also that what Beau did will have far-reaching ramifications ...

When the girl you loved so long ago, for so long, ago, reappears in your life, what happens to your heart?

Charles is about to find out more than he wanted to know about his brother Beau ...

Jennifer Kay Owens ... was she just a dream coasting in on the evening?

They are married, and now everything should get peaceful ... until someone decides to get nasty ...

Charles is about to find out the name of the strange woman who helped him ...

People once known are now being drawn back from across oceans of forgetfulness to the island of Mr. Bailey's casket.

The mysterious woman is still a stranger, but she might be Charles' best hope ...

The day after the news of a death can throw one's mind into a morass of memory. Is there a way out?

The wedding of the century! Half man, half bug, Henry edges toward the ceremony that will change his life forever.