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Flash Fiction: Night Driving
Poetry: She Didn’t Know
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Ten… Finale
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Nine
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Eight
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Seven
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Six
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Five
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Four
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Three
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part Two
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Flash Fiction: Presence, Part One
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Flash Fiction: Dead Connection
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Flash Fiction: The Tell-Tale Text
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Fiction: The GARS Blog
In-Universe Fiction, by Jason H. Abbott.
Presence
She awakened with a gasp, cold, wet and naked. Scrambling to stand in the shower stall, she tripped over the woman’s corpse strangled at her feet. Sprayed by water long since drained of warmth, a melancholy face —empty of life— was the only witness to her christening. A scream and the sound of shattering glass... Continue Reading →
Short Story: The Boy in the Jar
The boy awoke with a start, and the curved glass of the cylinder distorted the face of the girl pounding upon it. His confused eyes met hers peering through translucent green fluid. Feeling the shock of her fist hitting the container, he watched her scream. But the girl’s words were rendered incomprehensible by the liquid... Continue Reading →
Harvest, a Halloween Short Story by Jason H. Abbott
Edgar awoke lying on cool dirt and with the taste of pumpkin seeds in his mouth. He rolled off his back in total darkness, a groggy lurch for a handhold only finding the rustle of an autumn leaf pile against his bare body. Fumbling and blind, he rose and tried to spit the seeds out.... Continue Reading →
Ogre Sweat: Fantasy Flash Fiction by Jason H. Abbott
The goblin encampment was in flames, but the party of saboteurs hadn’t planned on finding an angry ogre in their midst. “Me Thragg! Me crush hoo-mans!” Meg watched her fellow scouts flee, hiding behind a tent with a twisted ankle. Mighty Thragg thundering close, she uncorked the Ogresweat potion. “If a sip fooled the goblin... Continue Reading →
Velox Pugnate: Fantasy Flash Fiction by Jason H. Abbott
Seeing his opponent, the musclebound northman leaned back laughing. “My breakfast was bigger than you!” Clad only in a loincloth, every inch of his pale freckled frame was on display as the colosseum crowd joined in mocking the scrawny redhead. Compared to mighty Burkka, he seemed like an underfed child, unsure of how to hold... Continue Reading →
Far from Acheron, a Short Story by Jason H. Abbott
“Memfit, I died.” She rubbed her wrist, eyes wide as she found her once fair skin now a crimson color. “Yes. Yes you did, Mistress,” Memfit replied. “Humans are fragile, and a sword through the heart tends to do that.” Aireae looked up from her hand, her gaze meeting that of the foot tall blue... Continue Reading →
‘Crossing’… Flash Fiction by Jason H. Abbott
Bluebell smiled, gazing at the bridge’s fluorescent lighting. “It’s wondrous!” “It’s new,” the old man holding her hand said. “I hope that’s okay.” The girl looked to him, nodding under her short blue hair. “That doesn’t matter. It just needs to cross running water.” Kenneth’s eyes were tired, but happy. “So, how does–” The young... Continue Reading →
Aniyah, a Short Story by Jason H. Abbott
Aniyah got down on her knees and looked into the square hole that served as the shack’s entrance. It wasn’t dissimilar to peering inside a doghouse, and moments later she shook her head noticing several doghouses actually were cobbled together as parts of the hovel. “Yo, Phil. Thanks for savin’ my ass ‘n all with... Continue Reading →
Story Time by Moa Wallin
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