Short Fiction
Category Archives: Short Fiction
My Obituary as Written by a Guy I Worked With a Few Years Ago and Kind of Knew
by Richard Light –
A man struggles to properly eulogize an old acquaintance and fails.
Mr. Bromhidrosis
by Salvatore Difalco –
Bromhidrosis: the secretion of foul-smelling sweat.
Mr. Bromhidrosis: A tale of failed expectations. Or is it expected failure?
You Donβt Bring a Knife to a Kidney Harvest
by Mike Reynolds –
Monty Python once ate fried chicken at Buckingham Palace. That much is at least somewhat of a certainty. How they got there is not.
Birthday Gift
by A.A. Garrison –
“What is it? It’s a bag, boy! No, you don’t open it. That’s what the chain and padlock are for.”
Unwanted Gifts
by Lorraine Sears –
A Christmas story for the morning after, in which Santa Claus is blackmailed by a 10-year-old.