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Marvin Turner had been running the store floor since seven that morning, and by noon he was ready to legally change his name to “We’re Out of Stock.” It was the Saturday before Christmas, so…

The last thing Henry Miller heard in his hospital room was the doctor saying he had “moments at best.” The words floated somewhere above him, distant and muffled, like someone talking through a wall. He…

Dr. Emma Pierce-Yates pulled into the driveway, bone-tired from another 12-hour shift tracking the Napier 9-2-9 asteroid. She hit the garage button and there he was, Aaron, in his favorite Star Trek pajamas, wearing a…

Elara Vance never kept anything on her refrigerator. No photos, no magnets, no scraps of grocery lists. Just a blank silver door that matched the rest of her empty apartment. So when she walked into her…

The rain never stopped in Calvessant. It fell in oily sheets, dripping off brass rooftops, hissing where it struck the steam vents. Mira walked the cobbled streets, cloak pulled tight, eyes fixed on the clocktower…

By Alan Denis The only sound was the soft scratch of graphite on paper. A fine dust collected in the groves of the old desk, each stroke a tiny act of creation or preservation, he…

I picked up a notebook and a world of guilt opened up in front of me. Guilt so powerful that it warped the reality around someone that witnessed something horrible. — He told the detectives he didn’t…

I open the box and see a woman laying on her couch drifting in and out of consciousness. Kim Samuels has visions into the future. She has had them for as long as she can…

What if a person had no idea that his actions would push and pull the waves of energy to actually change the world around them? Here is a glimpse into what he might consider a…

The little bus was finally empty. Arthur watched them all leave, the ghosts and goblins, the superheroes and princesses, each one spilling out into the chilly night toward warm, lit houses. He guided the bus…