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The Thin Red Line (#Erotica, #NSFW, #Poll)

Posted on January 14, 2015 by

The prompt: a door, nothing else. One rule, 500 words, no more. The scene: a scream of torment. Going head-to-head, transgressive, judged. One said it scared her too much to finish. This is my offering, flaying my soul, so choose, … Continue reading →

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Spindles

Posted on December 30, 2014 by

The woman we called Mam shivered like she did, not from cold, but more like it was a thing that crept along the edges, fearsome in ways me ‘n Sammie ne’er could comprehend. Not by a lick. What Pa seen … Continue reading →

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Flash Fiction: Charles

Posted on August 31, 2014 by

Charles  Eyes closed, I was cruising on the treadmill next to the track, working up a sweat. “You’re new here, aren’t you?” I turned and smiled. He continued, “I’ve been coming here for eleven years. I’m Charles …” “Hi, Charles, … Continue reading →

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Monday Shorts: V8

Posted on June 2, 2014 by

“She’s a beaut ain’t she, boy?” “Suppose so.” “Don’ make ’em like that anymore.” “Uh-huh, if you say so, Gramps.” “Had me one, back in the day.” “Can we go now?” “Hold onto yer britches, boy, we got us plenty … Continue reading →

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A Tuesday Minute Read: Diurnal

Posted on May 13, 2014 by

She loves the early morning mist, still, sounds muted, Frissons of cool stealing round her ankles, wayward, timid, Ready to bolt as the hammer of heat stands poised …        She loves the night, cooling to chocolatey silk, … Continue reading →

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