Surviving a Double Fantasy
By Taylor Ashbrook A woman in her fifties sits alone at a bar. She wears mismatched, unkempt clothes, as though she didn’t pay attention when she put them on a … Continue reading
Tape
a monologue by Jason Britt Every so often, for one reason or another, you end up with tape on your bare skin. Tape. Tape. On your bare skin. Stuck there. How … Continue reading
NOTHING ELSE MATTERS (or CATEGORIZED LOVE)
Part of the February Writing Challenge: Write a love story for the thing you love the most. By Taylor Ashbrook She knows what True Love is. Lately, Myrtle finds herself … Continue reading
Bar Room Philosopher
Part of the February Writing Challenge: Write a love story for the thing you love the most. a monologue by Jeff Folschinsky There’s a cockroach walking across my table, and … Continue reading
Universal Love
Part of the February Writing Challenge: Write a love story for the thing you love the most. by Sean M. Kozma The Universe was in love with itself. Leaving aside for … Continue reading
Goodbye Moon
Part of the February Writing Challenge: Write a love story for the thing you love the most. By Chelsea Sutton The werewolf dreads that night once a month when she … Continue reading
Love Story
Part of the February Writing Challenge: Write a love story for the thing you love the most. by Mark Bate She sat in my smoky neon-lit office wearing her usual … Continue reading
