In Ches Smith’s The Author is Dead, one five-minute conversation in a mall’s food court in Sugarville, Texas, and it’s … More
Category: Humor
The Swing of Things by Linda Keir
Jayne and Eric Larsen love their life. They have a lovely house in suburban Denver, Colorado. Jayne is on the … More
Roses Are Red, Violets Are Stealing Loose Change from My Pockets While I Sleep by David S. Atkinson
David S. Atkinson’s latest short story collection, Roses Are Red, Violets Are Stealing Loose Change from My Pockets While I … More
The Lucky Hat Mine by J.v.L Bell
Miss Millie Virginia knows she is taking a risk by answering a wife-wanted ad placed by a goldmining prospector in … More
The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning by Margareta Magnussun
In Sweden, there is a kind of decluttering called döstädning, dö meaning “death” and städning meaning “cleaning.” Margareta Magnussun, who wrote The Gentle Art of … More
Enough! Thirty Stories of Fielding Life’s Little Curve Balls by Caroline Taylor
In Enough! Thirty Stories of Fielding Life’s Little Curve Balls, Caroline Taylor has compiled some of the best of her … More
Transference by Kate Jonuska
What do you do when you wake up one morning and every thought and physical sensation of those around you … More
Over the Moon by Linda Joffe Hull
With a push or two and a ‘hee-hee-ho’, we are propelled back into the delightfully crazy world first imagined by … More
The Essential Carl Mahogany by Zach Boddicker
The self-effacing, chaotic, past-his-prime, doubtful, ambivalent, awkward, sometimes arrogant, but usually humorous main character in Zach Boddicker’s novel The … More
Ghosted by Judith Docken
Freelance writer Hannah has a predilection for the unwanted and for distancing herself from others (with the exception of her … More
Apocalypse All The Time by David S. Atkinson
“It’s the end of the word as we know it, and I feel fine.” Sometime in the near … More