Category: Fiction

ONE ROW AHEAD by Crissy Van Meter I see you at Moody’s funeral. I try not to lunge at you or throw my floppy arms around your neck

TOO OLD FOR WAR by Frank Scozzari Old Makatiku looked wearily upon the young Kantaku. A pillar of youth he was, standing more than two meters in height

FRIENDS WHO HELP THEIR FRIENDS by Daniel Davis Gambling with Rick is kind of like being jealous of God. There’s no point to it. You can bring your

DEBRIS FIELD by Cynthia Hawkins The day the tornado hit, Gladys and her partner Emma had lived in the screened-in back porch of the Sumner House on Mulberry

A GOOD STEWARD by Lawrence F. Farrar Tendrils of coastal fog lingered over the Santa Clara Valley that March morning in 1946. The risen sun bathed the fields and