Short Story: The Motherland Hears, The Motherland Knows, by Mark Left TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 10 minutes April 1967 This was madness. Rouble notes clenched in one hand, my brother’s thumb...
Flash Fiction: Weekend Break, by Mary-Jane Holmes TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 3 minutes Naked and bolstered by high thread-count pillows, he listens to the slip of his...
Flash Fiction: Water Baby, by Amanda O’Callaghan TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes Highly Commended in the Cambridge Flash Fiction Prize 2020 Even though it’s late, the...
Flash Fiction: The Never-Quites, Never Quite, Never, by Stephanie Carty TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes The first of the Never-Quites to appear to her is back again. The young...
Flash Fiction: Soloing Andalucía, by Tracy Lee-Newman TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes When he heard what she had done, Nigel’s face would slacken and his monobrow...
Flash Fiction: Should I Worry? by Christopher Newlove Horton TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 3 minutes I took a guy home last week. Usually, I don’t. But he was big,...
Flash Fiction: My Mother Made Me, by Frances Gapper TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes My mother made me in Beginners’ Pottery, a local Adult Education evening class. First...
Flash Fiction: Love Life (and Death) of a Lush, by Sharon Boyle TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes I cheat at crosswords. I sneak-peek answers, wanting you to think me clever. You...
Flash Fiction: Lifeline, by Marie Gethins TSS Publishing·January 13, 2021Reading Time: 2 minutes Shrimp hearts are located inside their heads, behind the brains. A breeze blows my...