Flash Fiction
Have a Heart
Finding a parking space this time of year had been a miracle. Could there be another?
A Mind of Their Own
“We didn’t build a million bloody robots to sit around and take tea! They’re supposed to be stopping bad things from happening.”
Flash Fiction
Inside, Outside
The man yells, “Give me a reason not to!” and Miss Simmons starts to cry and says, “I can’t.”
Flash Fiction
Don’t You Love Your Dentist?
She reaches under the desk, lifts a bottle with something small and dark inside. It moves.
She Dances While Forever Still
There are no more fulfilled wishes in my ruined town
Flash Fiction
The Wheel Turns
General Sam Chen-Anhaeuser’s clenched fists were white at the knuckles.
Flash Fiction
A Choice to Love
“It’s not about right or wrong! It’s not about what’s allowed.”
Flash Fiction
Flee
Even in the middle of the greatest danger, sie could not let an innocent being die.
Flash Fiction
When the Wounded Don’t Heal, the World Burns
“They refuse to hear us,” Saufin told him. “So we’ll make them.”
Flash Fiction
Headlights, Headlights on the Road
Asphalt beneath his shoes, slick as blood, black as coal.
Flash Fiction
Darkness Is a Deed
“If I live,” he whispered, “darkness will swallow the world.”
Flash Fiction
Death Becomes Her
They say computers can’t become real, that Turing was wrong.