Laurie b. Frankel·Jan 31, 2024100 Word Stories — a collectionfor busy readers seeking a quick emotional hit…
S.D. Delorme·Jun 12, 2023Here She Was: An Open Letter to the Man in the Mirror. — Quick Fiction.In a weak and broken state, that is when I saw her.
S.D. Delorme·May 20, 2023The Fires in my Mind: An Open Letter to the Man in the Mirror. — Quick Fiction.Death and fire sparks my mind to life. Horrible images and the pain of all my losses. What else is there anymore?A response icon1A response icon1
S.D. Delorme·Nov 7, 2022The Duck: Bradley’s Journey. — Quick Fiction.Walking down a long and lonely road, Bradly finds himself with an unexpected and unlikely companion for the journey ahead.
InQuick FictionbyRenee Bugden·Jan 6, 2020Pixie DustMy two best friends are Selena and Ashby. They’re identical twins, but if you know what to look for, you can tell them apart. Selena’s ears…
InQuick FictionbyRenee Bugden·Jun 10, 2019Sixty Second StripperWithin the old wooden building, a group of men were drinking. They had gathered for the pub’s bawdy night, washing down their fatigue with…
InQuick FictionbyRenee Bugden·May 20, 2019My Mother’s KeeperMy husband is cooking dinner, singing loudly and off-key, punctuating the chorus with rhythmic farts.
InQuick FictionbyRenee Bugden·May 13, 2019Call me ChloeYou can call me Chloe. I like that name. You can’t be a bad person if you’re named Chloe.
