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OUR TREE-FLASH FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Think of a difficult decision you had to make. How did you decide what to do? In “Our Tree”, a mom must decide between logic and emotion.

GREAT AUNT BILLY -SHORT FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Will Trevor accept an ancient Aunt who shows up to his life during COVID?

THE INTERVIEW -SHORT FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Has your arrogance been your greatest enemy? In "The Interview", Chris knows his killer resume and connections will get him the job, but he doesn't anticipate the interview.

A HARD LESSON -FLASH FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Piper gripped her pen and shook as she wrote. She hadn't eaten that day. "The biggest thing I have learned is to guard my personal information. In a world of online exhibitionists, we give away ever

THE REFLECTION OF TRUTH -SHORT SPEC..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

What if a magical reflection showed the world who you really were?

TRAPPED BY THE ORDER -SHORT FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Have you ever had to crawl back to someone and beg for forgiveness even though they were in the wrong? How did that make you feel? Lesly does more than grovel for penitence in “Trapped by the Or..

Can you imagine subduing wild animals? How would it feel to ride a polar bear? In "Majestic," Dr. Luscious Frencous domesticates a polar bear from his father's exotic animal trafficking. When his fath

THE SILENT FIGURINE -SPECULATIVE SH..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

A witch moves into town and changes A'lamar forever.

HIDING AMELIA -FLASH FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

At his wife's funeral, Paul learns that his daughter Amelia is not his. Will he lose the daughter he had raised as his own? Before that can happen, Paul runs. Will he lose Amelia because he ran or fro

NOT WORTH LIVING - SPECULATIVE SHOR..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

I enjoyed writing this speculative fiction when I heard a conference talking about artificial intelligence taking over the job spectrum. As part of the idea, the government would pay people not to wo

LADIES OF WELLBORN -SHORT FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

There are seven deadly sins in the bible. Perhaps if the Ladies of Wellborn had not known pride, they would still have their homes.

SECOND CHANCE -SPECULATIVE SHORT FI..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Have you ever wished you could change your past? Would you do it at the cost of another's reputation? In "MY LIFE RUINED BY A SECOND CHANCE", Jasmine naively goes on a TV show where someone wishes for

THE QUEEN HOARDER -SHORT FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Michael didn't love cleaning hoarders' houses, but it was a job. Yet, nothing prepared him for the secret he would learn.

FOR THE COAST GUARD -SPECULATIVE FI..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Fransisco believes his invention of a new boat will change his life. He has no idea that when he dedicates his maiden voyage to the Coast Guard, the Coast Guard will rescue his failed attempt.

I SHOULDN'T HAVE HURT THE DOG -SPEC..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

The punishment for vanity and pride shouldn't be this.

I AM THE OLD MAN IN THE SEA -SHORT ..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

How do you feel when people try to stop you from doing what you love? Do you fight against it? In “I am the Old Man in the Sea” (2320 words), Randall Craig must run away to live.

A PROMISE I DIDN'T WANT TO KEEP -FL..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Would you be willing to keep a promise that impacted generations?

CECIL THE ENTERTAINER -FLASH FICTIO..

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Cecil has done it again. -Gathered a crowd at the nursing home for promised entertainment. Too bad no one is coming.

ALWAYS COLD -FLASH FICTION

A Story by Stephanie Daich

Could you handle living in the frozen Lyngen Alps of Norway? What would you do without internet access and civilization? In "Always Cold", a young teenager has decided living there is enough. But how

In My Dreams

A Story by Mylea

In my dreams, we run barefoot out in the fields behind our house. I get to relive that first night we spent here, when you dragged me off the couch and ran out to the backyard so fast I didn’t h..

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