Fiction
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Sunset Oasis Confidential
by Geoff Moore
Sunset Oasis is the last resort. The end of the line for its baby boomer resident retirees. Doyens Tom, Estelle and Nish have discovered the illicit secret of longevity: cigarettes, alcohol, edibles and Led Zeppelin. Their hazy golden years were...
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Mother
by Bryan C. Sanctuary
Harry has always known that his family is dysfunctional. From his mother’s early affair to her screaming tantrums, the psychological and emotional toll of her chaotic influence and destructive relationships has had a lasting effect on her four...
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Turquoise
by M. Ashley Anderson
I turned slowly, and he was there watching me, an amused smile playing on his mouth, his blue eyes dancing. He was casually leaning against the doorframe that connected the kitchen to the living room. My heart started racing and the butterflies...
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Candor, The Earth Says Hello?
by Arnold Faber
Anyway, here’s the thing. It’s the final seconds of 1999, and the ball is dropping in Times Square, New York City. The dreaded Millennium Bug weighs heavily on everyone’s mind. The public had gradually become aware of the Y2K scare in the years...
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Home and Sol
by Jeff Cosens
Home Star is dying, and dying fast. Its inhabitants must flee – but where? After 600 millennia of mostly peaceful existence, the citizens and their symbiotic relations of Home are doomed. Purely by happenstance, the astrophysicists under the...
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Hera
by Mohammad Forghani
Hera by Mohammed Forghani is a book about a middle-aged man who collides with the electric car of a young woman fleeing her own wedding. A doctor, infatuated with the young woman, performs a groundbreaking experiment, merging the brains and...
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Place
by A M Robinson
JADE is in her last year of high school, turning eighteen. She is a resident of Turtle Point First Nations Reserve in the north and descended from a hereditary line of medicine women and men. Jade is a brilliant student, driven to complete high...
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The Man in the Truck
by Deborah L. Luton
David Waters was walking home from daycare with Jenny, his three-year-old daughter. Jenny pulls a caterpillar out of the pocket of her jumper. Dropping the caterpillar by accident, she takes a step back and picks it up. Just as she raises it to...
