Short Fiction

A vision of boundless love...

Merry Christmas!

Pick up a pen, break out the keyboard, just let it tell you the story...

Uncle Burt always had a kind heart...

Ph. D. in Hindi, Hansa teaches the language at the University of Toronto, Mississauga. She is a storyteller and has contributed five collections of short fiction and four novels in Hindi. Her works have appeared in prestigious Hindi journals across the world.

A writer and programmer, John Haymaker currently writes as an American expat in Portugal.

Is it really worth having to learn the hard way?

Sleeping like a baby? Who are you kidding?

Michael Dundrea recently earned his MFA in Creative Writing at Eastern Washington University. He lives with his fiance, Alex, in Spokane where they have recently decided not to watch any more episodes of "House of Dragon."

So uncomfortable and inconvenient to stay in someone else's house...

Alcuin Fromm is an American living in Germany. A life-long lover of fantasy and science-fiction, his literary dream is to craft stories that transport his readers to far-away worlds where they can find a souvenir to take back home to the real world.

Robb White has published several crime, horror, and mainstream stories in various magazines and anthologies.

An investigation into a death -- where's the murderer and his weapon?

Is it any wonder we dread Death?

Pathik Mitra is a young passionate storyteller who wants to impact people and their lives through his art.

Time to stock up on candy...

You think you know the ending, you're sure you know the beginning, but what about in between..?

Maybe you don't need someone else to tell you your destination...

What is it that takes us from suspicion to curiosity...?

Cross a threshold once...

Exactly.

Esther Mubawa is a Zimbabwe woman, single mother. She lives and works in Cape Town as a maid. When she has time, she goes for walks on the beach, reads, and writes about her life and the lives of other Shona women. Twitter: @EMubawa

Connections during lockdown -- so important, even small ones...

"...I know what you're made of..."

Why doesn't society teach us when to run?

And like dust mites, they are everywhere...