December Short Stories
The
Remotest Recollection
by Honza Vojtíšek
"You don't want to go to the woods? Don't be afraid, it's here, just
round the corner, a short way... Look."
Clap
Clap
by Nikhil Kshirsagar
"When you think of military aviation, what do you think of?"
One
Hundred Percent
by Denis Winston Brum
One hundred percent efficiency...a wistful dream or an actual
possibility?
I
Won't Mention Apophasis
by J. B. Toner
Are we ready to meet them?
Best Short Stories of 2018
The
Lady of the Stars
by T. N. Allan
She is beautiful, unforgettable, otherworldly; the perfect muse for
an artist.
The
Rainbow Constuction Co.
by Jerry Petersen
When you;re dealing with a leprechaun, always read the fine print.
The
Trap Master
by Rab Foster
Treasures on the battlefield.
All
Paths Lead Home
by Stephen Faulkner
Chartering new paths in the search for home.
The
Rusalka's Embrace
by Christopher Palmer
"The sea is always the temperature of the sea and it's never too
cold nor too warm for those such as me."
The
Touched
by John Powers
When superpowers are a curse, all you want is to live a normal life.
Hegemon
of the Honeycart
by Tony Colella
Yeah, Jurassic Park is great for tourists. But what about the
janitors?
Bookworm
by Jim Mountfield
"My father always told me to be nice to the people you meet on your
way up. You might meet them again on your way down."
The
Alley
by Gene Turchin
"The cold is like some kind of persistent demon."
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