Appeal – flash fiction by Dan DeMarco
Avoid asking questions that begin with why. These questions sound like, Why did you have to die? Why did you have to die like this?… Read More »Appeal – flash fiction by Dan DeMarco
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Delilah’s Skull – Flash Fiction by Nan Wigington
When my dad died, I wanted to sell everything, but my brothers said no, take something, so I took Delilah’s Skull. My dad kept cabinets.… Read More »Delilah’s Skull – Flash Fiction by Nan Wigington
Sometimes We Choose What We Remember
Flash Fiction by Luke Allis The old cliché that time heals all wounds is simply complete bullshit. Time dulls the shock, but when you have… Read More »Sometimes We Choose What We Remember