Monthly Archives: July 2017

I Will Make You Fishers of Men, He Said #FridayFictioneers

Posted on July 29, 2017 by

He carries a black Sharpie with him at all times.  It is ideal for quick scribbling in public places: a granite bench, a concrete wall by the ATM, the smooth white tiles above the row of urinals in an airport … Continue reading →

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Kryptonite #FridayFictioneers

Posted on July 21, 2017 by

The man walked around the car, smiling slightly at the Kansas license plate still stuck in the corner of the rear view windshield. “What brings you here, anyway?” asked the mover’s assistant. “World peace,” the man replied. The movers glanced … Continue reading →

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The Revenant #FridayFictioneers

Posted on July 14, 2017 by

She lit the candle on the windowsill and bent to slip on her mud-caked shoes. “What would happen I followed you?” I asked. She plucked the candle out of its holder and looked back at me.  “Do you know the … Continue reading →

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