Fiction — Issue Two Red Shorts Saeed Ur Rehman The old man sitting at the next table was hollering at the waiters. They had served him a cold cup of chai. The manager walked over and placed a hand on the grumpy man’s shoulder. “Everything will be okay, sir. Just calm...
Fiction — Issue Two The Embodiment Joe Pan The moment the woman in the raincoat walked through the front door, Hannah knew she wasn’t her real mother. Yes, this person looked like her mother, but something was missing—gone from the eyes was that familiar glint of...
Fiction — Issue One Bite Me Kris Green When he bit into my flesh, seeing his fur matted with my blood, I couldn’t help but think about zombies. The only thing about those monsters that seemed scary was the bite and becoming just another nameless face in the crowd. But...
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