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Fantastical Fiction

Miriam Kresh

Quirky stories about people who experience strange things in strange places.

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Wild Figs

I once lived in Tsfat, Safed in English, the ancient mystical Galilee town crossed with cobbled streets and medieval-looking stone houses. It bears the weight of modern buildings patiently. It’s seen centuries of conquerers come and go. But...

6 days ago
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Blue Monday

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Irene wiped the sweat off her forehead with her sleeve. It was hot in the wash shed crowded with tubs, the brand-new clothes washing machine, and the mangle. Her hair was coming down; she...

24 days ago
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Outdoors During A Missile Attack

I needed to get to the shouk. Fresh, juicy garlic is in season, and the season is short, and the best garlic is in the shouk, so I brought my wheeled shopping cart in from the balcony and got ready to go out.

Woops. The cellphone beat a r...

6 months ago
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Strangers and Friends

Nature doesn’t care if there’s a war going on. It’s beautiful weather now in Israel: sunny and breezy, blue skies. Tired of cabin fever and a little depressed, I decided to walk out to the grocery store. It had been a few hours since the la...

7 months ago
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So Sue Me

They found me dead, sitting at the table on the balcony with my head on my folded arms and Tel Aviv’s sun flickering down on me.

I’d been cooking all day, expecting my son Ben and his wife for dinner. I was thinking about roasted eggplant...

9 months ago
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