Long Fiction “Sequoiadendron Giganteum”
Dinner at their cabin had been full of as many family members as they could possibly get in attendance these days. It was cramped, but the noise of their children and their grandchildren couldn’t have felt more peaceful to him. Linda, his wife for over thirty-five years, had always loved to cook for their daughters, [...]
Long Fiction “Empty Miracle”
The sounds of his wife vomiting woke him. It had become a routine. He’d woken up to the same sounds for the past five days. He didn’t know what she had caught, so he didn’t know how to help her, or even what medicine to buy. He paced outside the closed bathroom door. He looked [...]
Long Fiction “Shaken”
Ms. Shaw’s day began like any other. She at breakfast at six a.m., a single, steaming cup of black coffee. She dressed in her usual starched white button-down shirt with a black overcoat and a black skirt. Her small blue Honda she had named Shun, which meant good horse in Japanese. This morning it started [...]