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Flirty skirtpolished nailscrimson lipstickcheck. Italian stiletto knifeJane’s gaze darted around the>>Read more...
Every Rose Has It’s Roots by Rotten Akers
“Every rose has its thorn, just like every night has its dawn. Just like every cowboy sings a sad>>Read more...
Family Time by Andreas Flögel
Breaking open a human skull with tools you find in an average household was no easy task. Bill>>Read more...
For the Record (An’ Them) by Steven Holding
Your very first time only ever happens once, but, if you’re lucky, you might find it is accompanied>>Read more...
Handcuff by J.B. Corso
Linda’s putrid forearm bounces against my naked left hip as the handcuff keeps us united. The sharp>>Read more...
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Human Touch by Rick Ansell Pearson
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In Amelia’s Wake – Part One by J. Agombar
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Logan’s Pool by Karen Bayly
Kyla always believed, if magic existed, it lived at Logan’s Pool. A calm wind ruffled the leaves of>>Read more...
Man’s Best Friend by Dawn DeBraal
Jeb Atkin’s eyes opened to the sunshine coming in his window. He awakened, not because of the light>>Read more...
Matches by Warren Benedetto
A dark reimagining of The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson Night was falling, settling>>Read more...
Running for My Life by Cassandra O’Sullivan Sachar
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Scaring Eli by Josh Clark
“What do you want to do, Kamden? TP his yard?” Issac leaned across the kitchen island. “Are you>>Read more...
Sea Wasp by Corinne Pollard
The sea wasps appeared out of the gloom; translucent bells aimed at the lone scuba diver. Usama’s>>Read more...
Skins by Marvin Lee
Toucan’s family was dead. Butchered by someone who claimed to be his friend. The horror brought>>Read more...
Sweet Treat by Andrew Anderson
I don’t usually like these kinds of things. But since no one else will, I decided that I’ll treat>>Read more...
The Coat by Alessia Lehua
“What’s she doing now?” Mick asked, leaning over to whisper in Pilar’s ear. “This shit is wild.”>>Read more...
The Hadal Zone by Kyle Vincent Lemmon
The following diary entries and electronic remittances were discovered in the back of Anna Cryene>>Read more...
The Kiss by Tim Law
How I wish for Lady Death’s kiss A single moment, eternal bliss To leave behind all that is No>>Read more...
The Spring Hare – Part One by M. Leigh
London, UK 1897 It started as an itch. An annoyance at the base of the back which woke her in the>>Read more...
Victims by Bill Bibo Jr.
The Husband: The only sound is the waves. Their white foam covers the beach like a shroud. The damp>>Read more...
Worm by Rick Ansell Pearson
Murphy and Cristina parked beside an ageing pickup outside the cabin—located way outside the city in>>Read more...
Ω Editor Dean Shawker
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Jodi Christensen Small town Utah is where Jodi calls home. She spends her days in a>>Read more...
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