Tagged: literary fiction

The timeless genre of Literary Fiction is still being produced avidly by contemporary writers. Their work you can find here.

Favourites / Fiction

BY Amadeus Linskill

9th May 2018

Summertime Killer

Short Fiction Tight leather gloves gripped the wheel as the sound of the engines fired up. A deep roar reverberated through the vehicle, sending shivers down Harvey’s spine. The 1970 Chevy Nova sped...

Fiction

BY Lee Anne Hill

9th May 2018

Butterfly Words

Short Family Stories Gretchen’s eyebrows knitted together as she pushed against the wheels of her chair. Things that used to be easy weren’t so easy anymore. As she approached her dressing table a...

Fiction / Poetry

BY Pranjulaa Singh

22nd March 2018

Vain

It was vain The attempt of the waves, repeatedly crashing against, the climb that it starts to take. It was vain. They were bent on staying permanently. They thought they would not leave this...

Favourites / Fiction

BY Kramer Lindell

21st March 2018

Snapshots

Short Story He sat in the creaky, carved-up desk working up the courage to go talk to her. He had been staring at her all semester from that tiny, vandalized chair, but still...

Fiction

BY Kramer Lindell

7th February 2018

Eyes

Short Story I could feel the eyes on me, countless and faceless among the trees. But still I watched the fire. The edge of the forest approached close, brushed lightly by the glow...

Fiction

BY Lee Anne Hill

7th February 2018

Clickity-Clack

Women want to be kissed. They want romance. At least they think they do until you give it to them and then they stop wanting it, wanting you. It’s about the hunt. Always has...

Fiction

BY Francisco Leyva

19th July 2017

A Worm Story

Short Story It’s clear to me now that I was not a normal child. Like my peers, I enjoyed watching TV and playing with toys but there was something oddly unique to me...

Fiction

BY Isaac Golle

11th July 2017

Kronos Got Drunk – Part Two

Short Story “Pete,” he said, and stuck out a hand. He was smiling one of the biggest smiles a person can smile. “Bill,” I said, taking his hand. I cocked an eyebrow. “Pete who?” He...