Free Throw (Part 2) by Jeffrey Schrecongost
13 Don lit a cigarette and cracked the window, mingling tobacco smoke with the smell of damp earth. “I…
Category: Fiction
Head Chef by Shannon Casey
EXT. CHINATOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – EARLY MORNING HEAD CHEF (40s) Asian male sits on a park bench in his work…
Free Throw (Part 1) by Jeffrey R. Schrecongost
1 “My idea of good luck is being at the right place at the right time, doing the right thing…
Photographers Snip, Snap
Five years ago, I gave my first autograph. On an average Tuesday, I had ventured into the Chicago rain, black…
Every Available Space by Nat Whilk
A doctor in a white coat enters a crowded press conference as lights flash and cameras click. Television cameras are…
No Leaders Among Men by Melissa R. Mendelson
The stage was set. The velvet red curtain swayed with anticipation. Nervous smiles lit up the sea of rows, hoping…
Being and Donuts
Well, it took three weeks before I first dropped into Jumping Donuts on the corner of Bleeker and Hudson, where,…
The Worst of Times
Listen, missy, if you really want to know why I live on the streets, you need to hear the story…
Clay
“Nuh-uh. You can’t do that.” Tommy sneered down at Oliver from where he sat atop the fallen tree trunk. He…
The Prisoner
The cell is small. The gentleman dressed in top hat and tails asks the jailer to turn the key. He…