A short story is an undeniable challenge: to convey much while using little. Our authors use their wordsmith magic to express the inexpressible, to speak to the world in less than 7500 words.
Quote courtesy of Neil Gaiman.
"Where She Waits" by Abigail Arthur
"The Allavine Isle: 'The King and Queen'" by Gordon Blackburn
"Stormy Meadow" by Elliot Nystedt
"Demon of Inenard" by Yuka Cheng
"Write On Story Very Story" by Clara Knieriemen, Maisie Robinson, And Eliana Shroyer
"The Odyssey" by Lula Brown, Vera Kavgian, and Karli Bruner
"The Secret Reasons He Left" by Addison Howell
"Peonies from the Florist" by Hunter Tabor
"The Rock That Didn't Cry" by Hunter Tabor
"Ships At A Distance Have Every Man's Wish On Board" by Anson Reynolds
"The Farmer's Daughter" by Maia Hall