Fiction – Page 4 – Broken Pencil

Laurence Levey

“SEE ME ACT,” he didn’t say, just after they’d kissed hello, on the cheek. He remembered, re-felt, the softness of […]

John Homan

THE HOUSE STILL remembered its mother. She was one of the last living dryads in Northern California. Once a part […]

L.D Nguyen

HI there, Sorry for the smears. It’s the excitement. My hand’s got the jitters. I’ve waited so long to write […]

Carmella Gray-Cosgrove

I WAS HAVING a bad winter. I had quit my job at the cafe because they were going to fire […]

William Mark Habeeb

I AM rotting in a shallow grave. Hitchhiking has its risks. The guy seemed nice enough when he pulled over. […]

L.D Nguyen

The only memento I kept of Marc was one cracked tooth, an anniversary gift punched right out of my mouth. […]

Daniel Hodgson

HIS NAME WAS NOBODY and he was mediocre in every way. Nothing about Nobody stood out. Sometimes Nobody cared and […]

Angela Caravan

WE STARTED our life together in clean, organised bliss. Our house was a design of prefab bookshelves (all in white) […]

Clare Tascio

In the year 2050, a big fat fad was going around, and that fad was called BOOBZ. Up until this […]

Adom Acheampong

“Ehonam.” A voice whispered into my ear. It was so quiet, so faint, but as I lay in bed tonight, […]

Aaron J. Como

SHADOWS ROSE, fell, and rose again against the walls of the small house, the sunlight cutting through the open blinds. […]

Susanne Lee

Kari walked north from Julie’s apartment into crowded Mongkok, a working-class neighbourhood north of Tsimshatsui. It was a warm mild […]