Tag Archives: Short Fiction

Short Fiction: Aftermath

by David Conyers
August 2007

A piece of the puzzle was still missing, and what plagued her mind more than anything was that she couldn’t see it. So she peered into a spider truck window and to her surprise, discovered an interior filled with a dull grey pockmarked substance. She was staring at hardened concrete, used to cripple the vehicle so it could not be used in enemy hands.

Short Fiction: Cain Xp11 - The Voice of Thy Brother’s Blood

by Geoffrey Girard
August 2007

And not just any human being, Becker reminded himself. Developed in some lab for the scientific goal of isolating, understanding and curing violent human behavior, this boy was the genetic offspring of a known killer. A name even Becker recognized, although he could never remember if it was the good-looking guy out west or the one who dressed like a clown.

Short Fiction: Junkyard Dogs

by Steven Savile
June 2007

“My body is my Temple,” he whispered out loud, tasting the rightness in the bitter irony of the words – that his body was all he had, and so he was reborn: Temple.