#newfiction “It was bad enough having to move through society with the scarlet letter A stitched to the broadcloth of her coat, but now her house has been marked. Hester sees the UPS truck stop in front of her home.”
Category: Fiction
Maul it Over
I can’t hear you, but I know what you’re saying. My Nonna taught me how to read lips. She refused to wear a hearing aid. She said she’d earned her right not to listen to people’s shit. I was sitting on the floor watching F Troop. I thought the leading actor, Ken Berry, was cute….
Dearly Beloved…
Sometimes, it’s really not so hard to say goodbye. #funerals #departed
The Single Mother’s Guide to Surviving a Sinkhole
As a parent, it is possible to sink to a new low. #parenting
The Good Parent
Mother-smother! #parenting
Gambling on a Budget
A man’s saves his money in hopes for an ultimate win. #gambling #takingchances
How Does it Feel?
How does it feel to see a ghost from the past? Actually, bone-shivering-take-your-breath-away-startling! I saw him on the deserted subway platform. We both aged, I, now a mature woman, and he, now quite frail and elderly, stooped, tottering along, barely being able to walk, leaning heavily on a very, very European cane. He still had…
The Unbelievable Day of Nina
A short story with an unexpected ending. #didntseethatcoming
The Zoo [Fiction]
“The Zoo” by Andrew Paul Grell – A short story about managing order within an un-orderly institution.
Dancing Red [Fiction]
Dancing Red #ShortStory #Fiction #ScaryStory by Amirah AL- wassif 45magazine.com
Paranoid [Fiction]
Paranoid – A fictitious story about #addiction written by #JonBenhan 45magazine.com
Puzzle Pieces [Fiction]
Puzzle Piece #fiction – Dealing with loss. by #DebbieDudlev 45magazine.com
45 Magazine Women's Literary Journal 