Category: Fiction

  • Into It By Harding McFadden When the Hitter rolled with the landing on the flat roof of the building next to the one in which the chase has started, he marveled at the joviality of his prey.

  • THE HIT By Bobby Nash There’s a moment, just seconds before the act itself, where time slows to a crawl.

  • The Crow and the Fox By Adam Messer The Crow sat smiling down by the river bank on a warm summer’s day. “Why so happy?” asked the sly fox.

  • The End By Adam Messer Oscar Roberts had a funny peculiarity about the way he arranged his things. Nothing out of order, or at least the order to which he arranged them. He inspected his things and had to have a perfect version of the thing, lest he disregard it for the trash. For example,…

  • What’s for Dinner? By Adam Messer Mildred smiled at the gentleman sitting across from her on the green metal bench. “What was that?” she asked him. “The 455 is running a little late this afternoon,” he said returning a friendly smile to her. “Looks like you had a long day.”

  • Mom’s spaghetti By Adam Messer Mom used to always say to look out for traffic, eat my veggies, do my homework, take out the trash. You know, typical Mom stuff.