The Limit
By J. Scott Hardin Part One The old man had left with the dawn, gone home quietly – mercifully, without saying a word. Doubtless…
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Triptych
By Matthew Dexter A trip…three times over. No Morning-After Pill for Madness Some call them “beauty marks,†but you see them as cancer. So you’re…
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The Drive
By Omri J. Luzon Sitting here in this pointless office, I wander in my mind to different places, different times, different worlds. Somehow it…
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Forget-Me-Not
By Maryam Piracha “You will learn to forget me,†he had said. Said it like we were strangers whispering conversations in cloak closets, through…
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Satre, and Herbert
By Ibraheem Shakeel The construction was finally complete. It had taken me almost thirteen years to finish, but now it was done. I took…
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