Stories

Flash Fiction

Will I ever be brave enough? Will I ever stop running? Will I ever smile and embrace it like an old friend, just like he did?

What happens when your online world collides with the real one? An epic adventure. That's what.

Jason Barmore loved his friends and even more importantly loved Timothy’s annual Christmas party. He had picked out the perfect ugly Christmas sweater, but he wasn’t prepared for the gift he received from his secret Santa. Unbeknownst to him, someone had their own plans that just might alter the course of Jason’s life forever.

The last time we moved it was for the better, this time it's to ruin my damn social life. If I'm moving to some dead end village I'm damn well going to make it interesting.

Twenty years ago the world was different. In a way it was also still the same. Now, as the wheels of fate still crank out more of the same he feels he can break away, break the thread that bind him, if only for one more night.

Mark Clemens is a best selling author suffering from writers block. He comes across an ancient typewriter in an antique shop, and soon discovers that the typewriter once belonged to his grandfather. The typewriter and his grandfather’s ghost possess him, in a good way, and together they write the best novel of Mark’s career.

Responses to the GA prompts.

Dan's birthday turns into his best and worst day wrapped into one.

This is an excerpt from my novel "Fags" which tells the story of a fateful night in the life of a young gay man; a night when persuit of an infatuation led him down a path of denial and violence. Part mystery and part memorial to departed friends, this tale takes place in the Los Angles of the 1980s, among the discarded youths that played on her streets, searching for love or whatever passed for it then.