Short Fiction: Play Date
The last day stuck in his memory. Josh had left the meeting and work for the day. He needed to … Continue reading Short Fiction: Play Date
The last day stuck in his memory. Josh had left the meeting and work for the day. He needed to … Continue reading Short Fiction: Play Date
Dear Diary, My friend Randolpho slammed down the book he was reading. “Don’t you hate it when you look forward … Continue reading Vlad’s Vampire Diary: I am so confused that I just do not care anymore
Dear Diary, My hair has become as long as it was in the 18th Century. I have no problem with … Continue reading Vlad’s Vampire Diary: Look it up
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Dear Diary, With the advent of the pandemic I have had to be creative about my food sources. I must … Continue reading Vlad’s Vampire Diary: Cat Walk
I’ve started doing yoga. Lately I’ve been as stiff as a corpse in full rigor. Inactivity even can have serious … Continue reading Yoga, Hummingbirds, and Lizards – Staying At Home
My daughter Clara is up for a few weeks. College is online but she still has her apartment in Southern … Continue reading Leave Your Demons At Home
Chernobyl Charlie Published in Dysfictional 3 by Mandy White The old man placed another log on the campfire. “You … Continue reading Chernobyl Charlie