They were always a mystery to me, the steel pyramids that prodded the sky. I say steel but it was …
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September by Lizz Shepherd
September 24th We are still allowed to blog. I found that out last week, and I was happy to hear …
But Not Forgotten by Mike Murphy
“Apples?” the pimply faced, teenage produce clerk responded. “What. . . What are they?” “You …
The Inventor by Chris Dean
The second evening Angela Frakes refused to sit at the same table with a robot. She took her supper …
Lab Rats by Eddie D. Moore
Nathan palmed the glass vial in his coat pocket and as he changed clothes, he slid the vial into the …
The Old Razor-in-the-Apple Trick by James Gallagher
Brice knew they weren't going to have a costume for him. No wonder his mother had practically pushed …
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Tuesday Morning at Stillman’s Pond by Karl Lykken
I found myself so drawn to Stillman's Pond that I skipped the Tuesday morning Service for the first …
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Sorrow Island by Shawn D. Brink
America claimed neutrality at the beginning of World War I, but in truth we were against Germany …
Ye Will Fear Me Forever by Roy Dorman
"Know it now, ye who sit and judge me, ye and your spawn will always have cause to fear me. Even …
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The Darkness Forever by Angela Boswell
An orange light shone like a sun suddenly appearing in the midst of the night sky. Saul stared at it …
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The Nymph by Todd Wells
Looking in the mirror, Chris smoothed his hair. It was thinning, but in a way that didn't imply age, …
BuddyBuddy by David Henson
My BuddyBuddy just sits there with a stupid look on its face. I read the assembly instructions on my …