Category Archives: Short-Stories
Something on the Wall for Friday Flash Fics by Jeff Baker, November 16, 2018.
The Palimpsest of J. V. Leiberhofft … Continue reading →
Something Unseen for Friday Flash Fics. by Jeff Baker, November 9, 2018.
The Invisible City of Kahyav By Jeff Baker I am not expecting this document to be believed by the time it is found, but … Continue reading →
A Late (Or Early!) Story for Hallow’een. Friday Flash Fics by Jeff Baker, November 2, 2018.
Pumpkin Patch … Continue reading →
Of Dark Hands, Eternal Clubs and Roman Spectres
By Jeff Baker (October 28, 2018) For years on Halloween I would celebrate by reading through some of my favorite ghost and horror stories. In the last few years I’ve posted … Continue reading →
Friday Flash Fics for October 19, 2018, by Jeff Baker.
We’ll Be Right Back After These Amusing Epigrams By Jeff Baker Pete was sitting in the sun, reading Dorian Gray when he started to doze. “We are back,” the host said, “and we have, … Continue reading →
Stop in for a coffee in Friday Flash Fics, by Jeff Baker, (October 12, 2018.)
In The Night, In The Rain By Jeff Baker “I don’t like funerals. I don’t like ‘em in the rain and I certainly don’t like ‘em at night,” Jayce said, sipping his coffee. “Would you, could you with a bagel? … Continue reading →
“It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a frog!” Flash Fiction Draw Challenge story by Jeff Baker for October 8, 2018
Note: The way this works is ‘Nathan Burgoine draws three cards that correspond to a genre, a setting and an object. Then we write a story using all three. This month the draws resulted in a horror story set at … Continue reading →
