Fiction
A Recognized Man
Timothy nodded and listened to their footsteps awhile, trying to straighten his mind after the boozy dinner
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Boat Trouble
There was no moon the night they ran into boat trouble. The delicate crescent had set at five minutes to eleven while they drove up the lonely northern highway. The …
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In the Palace of Cats
Hillary was weeding the flower bed, and questioning the weediness of weeds, some of which were just as beautiful as any flower, when an urgent message reached her from the …
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The Love Nest
october 10, 2013 Dear Lucy and Dennis! Thank You from bottom of my heart for super stay! We from Los Angeles (before that from Moscow), and you helped to make …
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My Pleasure
The McDonald’s had been there for decades, built in sunnier days, but it couldn’t last
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It Is I Who Styles Donald Trump
Last night I dreamt I went to Mar-a-Lago again. I stood, shuddering at the gates—was I to be the mistress of an estate named in colloquial Spanish? Then, like all …
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Thin Crust
How could one explain that there were edges to the ocean, and now a place to fall from?
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An Occurrence on the Beach at Varosha
The evening’s last light has drained out of the sky behind the procession of dead hotels lining the beach. Up to twenty storeys high, they were built so close together …
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A System from the North
For losing a child, she knew she would be fired. She had plenty of experience with fireable offences
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