Flash Fiction: The Night Rider
No one saw Amber again. Her car found on the side of a remote road, untouched. No sign of
The Story Cauldron: Flash Fiction, Short Stories, and Novel Nuggets
Non-Series Tales. The little gems are set in their own little worlds.
No one saw Amber again. Her car found on the side of a remote road, untouched. No sign of
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, itâs an unidentified flying object. Let’s shoot the crap out of
Silence. Water smothered their surroundings. A faint silver line separated the blue coming from the sky and the rippled liquid
Ice covered the bench just as it tombed Sarahâs heart. As the seasons changed her husband suffered an agonising death.
Out of her dirty car window, she saw the house demolished. She waited for relief to hit her, making
The spinner of fate looked at her collection of threads; completed, wrapped around their reel. Life over. Such a shame.
Knock, knock. Hello God are you there? No? The knob isnât warm. Must be safe to enter. A kid peers
Life in a tank is pretty funky. No predators only fish droppings to turn the gills green. Don’t swallow, you’ll