Flash Fiction: What a Walk in the Pacific Northwest Could Look Like
Imagine you’re out for a walk. The sun is high in the sky, and the air around you is cool and refreshing. Below you is a trail of soft dirt, […]
Flash Fiction: Big People
You know those kinds of people who can’t help but go looking for trouble? Like, instead of being the person who reads the newspaper headline DANGER: CENTRAL VALLEY HEATWAVE, and […]
Flash Fiction: The Search for Mel’s Hole
Among forests of trees, and countless mountains is a highway that runs its thin stream of pavement along the dirt surface. On the interstate speeds a small vehicle carrying a […]
Flash Fiction: Floraboros
Image of Soul and Self
Have you ever tried to picture what your soul might look like? You know, like how in movies and books, the characters will go into someone’s mind and see […]
Poetry: Living Green
Leaves of green, And a stump of gold. Fresh fruits of labor, And a knotted heart turned old. Sprouting when rain first met dirt, An envious eye sees all. Thriving […]
Poetry: The Six Senses
I close my eyes and a shadow is casted from my lids, Light bouncing, dancing, reflecting likes shards of glass, pieces, and bits. I see a kaleidoscope, shining as the […]
Flash Fiction: Birthday Gift Dash
Theo walked out of class gleefully. It was Friday, and like most students, he was ready for the weekend. However, today was extra special. It was his partner Casey’s birthday, […]
Flash Fiction: Remembrance
Brie set up the recipe on her laptop on the counter. The keys had a decent coating of flour on them now, but pulling up the page on her phone […]
Flash Fiction: Look at Me
I don’t belong in my world, and I don’t think I ever will. In the second grade, all my classmates were prescribed their first pair of glasses. They lined us […]
Flash Fiction: Dear Future Self
Dear Future Self, Tell me, how will things be in the future? Will there be flying cars? If there are, I bet they’ll be invented soon by Elon Musk. Anyway, I’m […]