Talent by Gabriele Zuokaite
Talent You wake up late, when all those awoken by the alarm have already made their coffee. You are lying down and staring at the ceiling, drawing an imaginative trajectory of the fly’s flight pattern. […]
fiction
‘Ogle & Creake’, a short story by Kieran McGuire
The woods groaned in nervous curiosity, swaying and shifting in the still air. Two creatures shuffled along in their midst, down a path of dirt and stones. They appear at first glance to be men, […]
‘Subject Frank’, a short story by Kieran McGuire
Private Log: Dr. Edward Carcer Date and Time: 1/9/2031, 20:34 Subject: Subject Frank Procedures and Observations: Began testing on Subject Frank today at 08:00. Subject Frank exhibits a global psychogenic amnesia caused by extensive […]
Snow v Winters by Umar Saeed
“No, it’s just, I was expecting someone older, that’s all,” said Brian Snow. It was his third straight job interview with the Parlay Group, a large diversified business conglomerate. Stephanie Winters looked much younger than […]