MICRO-FICTION 100 words or less

I was reminded, so I looked and then found one of my old pieces published in The Chalcedon Report back in 2002. I remember that I was res...

The following short story is what I wrote as my second entry into the NYC Midnight Short Story Tournament. This heat required three eleme...

The following short story is what I wrote as my first entry into the NYC Midnight Short Story Tournament. The heat I was in required thre...

It is obvious that our elected officials cannot seem to agree about walls but Samsung just revealed theirs. This new item also proves Ra...

I think there are some interesting things in this piece by Zat Rana: There Are Two Ways to Read — One Is Useless My immediate problem as ...

As I watched that video and others like it, I again sat in wonderment of the craziness that overcomes some folks on “Black Friday.” Much...

-I- Fortunes At Our Feet Arriving under leafy eucalyptus branches Snowy tent tops like a tiny cathedral in the grass Folks mingling, exci...

Icy air creeping out of vents, pumping the smell of aging flesh. Nurse, attention caught by accident, a whisper perhaps. He materialized ...

The second semester of my freshman year in college I had an interesting English prof. His name was Mr. Anderson. He loved to pick on the...

I was excited to see what HBO cooked up when I saw the initial preview to their film based on the novel Fahrenheit 451 (https://www.hbo.c...

Eggs that betray? East and West Egg play an integral role in this classic novel. Yet it is still a strange phrase. The truth is that it ...

It's Fat Tuesday (a.k.a. the day prior to Ash Wednesday) ! You should read Edgar Allan Poe’s “Cask of Amontillado”. The short story take...

I think that there are many popular missionary stories out there that generally have a happy ending. Even in martyrdom there is hope. Thi...

Can she get accepted into Werth Academie? The Little Girl had to answer the One Big Question.