Category Archives: Flash Fiction
A Dragon goes to Confession: An Excerpt from Live and Let Fly
By Karina Fabian One of the things I like about working with smaller press is that they aren’t as worried if something has religious overtones. Neither of my publishers for my DragonEye books are Catholic, yet they loved the incorporation … Continue reading
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Double Trouble
By Walt Staples Odell Moore glared at his enemy. “Milton, it’s bad enough Melba married something like you. Now look what you’ve done.” Milton Frisk returned the look of love from his brother-in-law and fellow funeral director. “I’ve done? Look, … Continue reading
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Prelude to a Fall: A Rag & Muffin Story
by D. G. D. Davidson Her name was Mademoiselle Anne Defoy, but to the criminals of Godtown, she was the Ragamuffin, or “Rags” for short. By day she was a fourth grader at Valhalla Primary, but by night she was … Continue reading
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Friday Night
by Walt Staples Ike Perlman had just stepped out of the ER’s ambulance entrance for a smoke as the wagon from Trauma 4 screamed into the lot. He flicked the just lit cigarette away and ran to help hurry the … Continue reading
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Ego Te Absolvo
by Fr. Jim Tucker The cuffs chafed his wrists as Jude sat peering out the back window of the squad car, a scowl creasing his face. He peered out at the sullen rain, crying over the pavement. People crowded around … Continue reading
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