Flash Fiction
The Cat-Guard
The night before Christmas, the cat was especially perturbed. The sounds from inside the wall were louder than normal, more insistent than…
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The night before Christmas, the cat was especially perturbed. The sounds from inside the wall were louder than normal, more insistent than…
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“Known Copylefters, Mr. Salmon. Dangerous people who don’t believe in, or respect, Corporate rights.”
Falling contained the strangest form of terror.
Something in the photographer’s tone haunts him.
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“Are you being paid to attend, too?” she said with a little laugh.
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“But how will you know when you’re safe?”
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Robin Redbreast dove at Grausaw, the great general of the cat colonials.
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Neither man sees the bullets that take their lives
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Leery, I went in and, shocked, I froze.
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Hunting this creature proves a most dangerous trade.
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The cops smashed down his door at 3AM on a Tuesday.
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A rustle. A dog comes through the grass, looks at her. It has blue within blue eyes.