SHORT STORY FICTION

At a small table in the dark corner recesses of a bar, on a strange and distant planet, sat quietly a tall and mysterious figure.  His eyes blazed orange and

Out of the darkest sky he had ever known, a soft rain began to fall.  It slowly trickled down his face, mixing blood and tears, before dropping to the ground

Deep within the abandoned New York City subway system, Kurt Marshall stood in front of an old rusted steel door and dug in his pockets for the key.  “You can’t

Captain Leonard Stone breathed hard in his space suit as he looked down on the turning red planet below him, his hands shaking slightly on the joystick of the lander.  All

Ray Hadley’s eyes shot open as the wet and relentless tongue of his dog, Hal, plunged without mercy into his ear, history’s most ancient of alarm clocks.  He shook his