At the Peripheral Edge
Daniel R. MangruCharacter-driven short stories that explore the unseen, the overlooked, and the quietly uncanny. Fiction that lives at the edges of our periphery.
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In Here, Out There
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Author’s Note:
This piece is an excerpt of an experimental novel in progress. It is not conventional and may be disorienting, but it is a look at the reader’s psychology and how it shifts from one moment to th...
Hikikomuri, Kingdom Animalia, and Societal Entropy
This is a look at a population that lives at the peripheral edge, where they escape a system that is designed to give the illusion of autonomy and mask the enslavement of corporatism and consumption in an increasingly uncivil society with e...
Edge of the Dock
Author’s Note:
Sometimes writing about something in the peripheral edge can’t wait for reflection or for time to pass. It requires immediacy. This piece is just that—written in the immediacy of a feeling and an experience that is a raw...
Sunrise
The last time Frank saw Katie, she was waving from the front seat of a sky-blue convertible. The sun obscured the details of her face, but her silhouette was unmistakable. Her hair in a ponytail rippled like a flag, to which he semi-waved a...
Diversion
STORY
Daniel entered the coordinates on the GPS, and after a few seconds of calculating the distance, the voice from the machine estimated an hour of travel. He thought this would be his usual route through highways, with plenty of...
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I write character-driven fiction that ranges between micro-flash to novellas. Most of my writing is literary and speculative fiction categories. I tend to focus on the human element, those moments not spoken about.
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