Mother And Son Talk
/When Momma Gets Writer's…
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…darken clouds hovered overhead, acting confused and going nowhere, watching Paulie pondering…
By Marc OBrien
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The Sporting Chance
/…cheered and whooped with the rest of the home fans as the final whistle went in the rugby game. His beloved Devil-Sharks had trounced their local rivals, Leigh Lions 14-10. Friday night rugby…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreCavedweller
/…day happens. Night darkness descends”. He thought as his breath whistled through his teeth upon released. Sitting on his rocky outcrop in front of his cave again he was…
By Jennifer Forrest
Read MoreScary Spider
/…on the tops of both of our lungs and running out again. I went to the biggest and most buff guy in our building. Less than two seconds in the bathroom, he came out, screeching and running down the hallway…
By Nioma Strength
Read MoreLittle Big Things
/…ripped through his guitar solo as the crowd clapped and cheered. His fingers moved like lightning, dancing up and down the frets. He started at his hands. Sometimes when…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreAn Unhappy Medium
/…had a busy Saturday ahead of him. His first port of call would be the Trafford Centre shopping mall, to collect his suit from the dry-cleaners. After that, he was booked on the golf course for 12 noon. Following an afternoon on the golf course, he would be dining…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreWlid About Harry
/…family in Madison, Iowa was two uncles. Larry, who owned a tavern near the waterfront called the Do Duck In. A watering hole frequented by bowlers during the week, hunters and fishermen on weekends and CB&Q railroad workers (whose locomotive shop was located…
By Don Gardiner
Read MoreThe Wolf, The Lamb...
/There’s more to life…
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…watched closely as Lamb wandered further from the flock and closer to him. When the time was…
By K. L. Shipley
Read MoreUnder New Management
/…this morning commute to work with a smile on his face. Today wasn’t just any day at the store. He would be running the electronics store, while the manager, David Duke, was away…
By Chris Platt
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