Dispersal by Phoenix Alexander
After the last one (eight years, no children) you say: enough. There are too many rules to human love and every new partner changes them, […]
After the last one (eight years, no children) you say: enough. There are too many rules to human love and every new partner changes them, […]
…and each time there was a story in the end: 1. Driverless train destined to crash, until something caused surroundings to speed away too. Result? […]
Mr Hyun lived down the hall, he was elderly and had arthritis so I’d cook him meals (he offered to pay, but given that I’d […]
The children saw their chance. The cheese course lay in ruins on the endless table. The parents were too tipsy or sleepy, too busy arguing […]
He slips into the house party unnoticed, wearing a fedora and a bright pink handkerchief in his suit pocket. He is dressed like the other […]
See here, o ye wistful, see here! The sweat of God, bottled. Collected from His pits. A drop grants salvation. Smell here, o ye damned! […]
Ten years old, watching Unsolved Mysteries on the floor, dunking Oreos in my Keebler Elf glass of milk. A husband and wife are fighting. Not […]
Delaney and I met my dad outside of the diner for his birthday. We scooted into a booth and my dad asked the waitress for […]
So this twink in green tights swoops through your window, drugs you, then whisks you away to an island with gnashing crocodiles and famished cannibals […]
One by one, the talk show hosts were dying. We looked for connections, signs of foul play, but suspected we were wrong. Some expressed surprise […]
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