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Call Me Kolchak

“Call me Kolchak.”

That’s it. That’s how I began the last story I would ever write. The message was received in my editor’s inbox, read, and then discarded. Teresa V. Scarfo, the wunderkind of the so-called Sincere Journalism movement, tre...

2 days ago
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Mermaids at Sunrise

He always wanted a son.

He was the greatest fisherman of our small village, and he wanted a boy to act as his heir. Yet all he got was a disappointment.

I was a greater fisher than any of the boys my age, yet that didn’t matter. It wasn’t...

7 days ago
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My Dad’s Gun

It was nearing October and I was maybe fifteen when I decided it was a good idea to steal my Dad’s gun. Except I didn’t really steal it in the sense of the word because I fully intended to bring it back home with me and put it exactly where...

8 days ago
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Lost Colony

Thomas Langley knew something was wrong before the White Fox’s longboat had covered half the distance to the shore.

The October breeze should have carried the tang of wood smoke from the colony’s cooking fires. He should have been able to...

9 days ago
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Worthy of Paradise

A LIMITED PURPOSE

Christmas, 1890

I expect my family to be pleased to see me. I have been away 3 years. I bring mangosteen, cloves, nutmeg, frangipani, a cage of jewel-colored lorikeets, but they are unmoved.

After a short, silent meal m...

16 days ago
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  • NEMESIS FICTION

    Nemesis is a community-driven fiction project, featuring weekly stories from every corner of imagination. We are open for submissions via [email protected]

  • Ativanex

    Just a person trying to be a writer.

  • Nick Stanifer

    Infinite Process

  • emm_ell_enn

    Fiction/Ramblings

  • 1325 Publishing

    Publisher of wicked verse, both fictional and true.

  • Hermann Morr

    Italian writer blessed by free AI translations I write different fiction genres. Name it, I probably did it.

  • E. Avery Cale

    Slowly writing stories that come to me in dreams or on long lonely drives until I have them where I want them. After that I'll tackle a novel and hope to finish it before I die.

  • Jacob Seinemeier

    Teacher and writer of pulp urban fantasy, horror, science fiction and weird westerns- pretty much anything where reality is multiple choice. Creator of detective Sam Heller, Perth's best- and only- investigator of the supernatural.

  • Tim Baker

    I record transmissions received on an old radio and write fiction

  • Wallace Mack

    poorly structured thoughts and weird photos from a likeable curmudgeon

  • Chris Turner-Neal

    I moved to Argentina and all I got was this lousy Substack.

  • Dickie

    But though the days and nights stretched on and there was not a breath of air, the Island drew no closer. He really didn’t expect it to; he was not utterly mad. “Becalmed!” he repeated over and over.

  • Sam Wolffe

    I like to write stuff

  • Frank Floyd

    A dark fiction author dealing with mental health, existential dread, and other horror-adjacent themes

  • Dean

    Come on in 😃

  • The 13th Grade

    I’m an author of alternate history. Check out my previous novel on my Substack or at https://www.tortugasociety.biz/store/p/the-new-world-by-jm-russell

  • Ted Ryker

    Writer of hard-boiled, ruthlessly paced crime fiction. Posting short stories every Tuesday. Photo by Florian Klauer on Unsplash.

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