March Short Stories
Two Strokes of a Pen
By Jill Hand
It simply couldn't be true. It couldn't be that easy... to kill.
The Fastest Gun in the Veil
By Theo Taylor
Hunting fugitives is what I do. Why should I fear Gideon Masters?
Unfolding Skies
By E.S. Strout
Reach the edge, if you dare.
The Compass
By Leland Smithson
Retirement looming, they had one last mission to complete--if they could only find their way.
Victory Chain
By C.H. Kelly
On tires or on a maglev track, racing can be a deadly game.
Wait, there's more!
The following stories did not receive many
comments in our forum, so we've held them over for an extra month.
Can
You Hear Their Triumphant Howl?
By John K. Webb
Light the candle and remember them,
every night.
The
Harlequin Girl
By David Cleden
The strange juggler seemed to know so
much about the mists of Far Lake. She also seemed his only hope.
My
Little Birds
By Mark Altenhofen
What would have been a normal morning
is interrupted by feathered intruders.
Sex
in the Afterlife
By Stephen Faulkner
A lesson in love from beyond the
grave.
Venus
Forms
By Brian W. Ball
All Shannon wanted was a normal life.
The voice inside her wanted something else.
Watching
Mannequins
By Matt Kolbet
Look into their eyes. They see your
failure.
Insider's
Report
By Roderick D. Turner
You've trained for this. Get in there
and find out what the device can do.
Heaven-121
By Ryan Sexton
Kevin was in a bad situation, so when
Evangeline offered him an escape, he took it.
Unexpected
Opportunity
By Jeffrey Yorio
The alien craft was right in front of
him, and he marveled at his luck.
Dragon
Fodder
By J. Eckert Lytle
Fred needed something to keep him
going, but dragons? He thought it was nonsense.
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