“Get down from there, Sebastian,” I begged. Fear made my throat tight and quaver-y. But he didn’t appear to hear me. He was a dark...

Clay swirled his brush across the paper, filling in the sky behind the little red house he’d painted.  Below, two stick figures with dark...

Charles watched, heart in his throat, as Emanuel leapt from the cliff.  His form was perfect, his body knifing through the air as he...

Hollywood wasn’t good for much of anything, but Michael had to give it some credit. Over the years it had proven quite useful. History...

The entire living room seemed to shudder as the door slammed shut.  “A large female? You really had to call me a large female? And I am...

On the path in front of him, Kurt stopped in his tracks and Victor’s feet slid on the dew-damp grass as he tried to do the same.  He...

Carnival Oddity With a wrenching metallic noise, the carousel horse broke free.  Someone screamed and I reached out blindly, groping for...

Missed Connection Benjamin Kimura sank to the paving stones beneath him as his knees went out from under him.  The clank and rattle of...

The Last One Alive The gravel path was well-packed and surprisingly neat as it cut through the scrubby grass covered in ash and sparkling...

The Marrakesh Machine Eldon’s blunt nails dug into his palms as the Marrakesh Machine rose, lanterns glowing with hues of deep purple,...

Note: I didn’t have anything ready for last week because I was so sick, but I had an idea pop into my head today so here’s the flash fic...

After the struggles I had with the holiday novella, I feel blah and uninspired.  Despite the thousand and one plot bunnies and two nearly...