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Recent Posts: GAY FLASH FICTION
Big Business as Usual—By Brian M. Riley
Edwardo McKlusky Nguyen and his sugar daddy Abraham started SIT & STAY DOT COM, a daycare for pets, in a previous flash. Learn here how their story continues: Frinight, Day 12 of Month 5 Oh Long Yellow Pad That Is Dear: It is I again Edwardo McKlusky Nguyen with a most favorite new pen from […]
Arrival Grymorg Gavog—By Arden Adraka
[One editorial remark for readers less versed in experimental writing: the piece really starts with “but one of the…”] but one of the shackled striplings arrests Kelja’s gaze, familiar / starts to walk then to run | boy’s name was JOEY | very close briefly height of adolescence when connections were still meaningful […]
“I say–he–not–love–me–he–look–at–other–boys”—by Tommy Poppers
The problem with moving to Thailand is that now we have to endure hearing what Thai people think. The majority of which is not worth listening to; it’s generally something about “Som tam,” “sleeping,”or “playing facebook.” Take my secretary for instance (please, just take him!). He doesn’t stop talking. He talks so much it […]
Monthly Archives: April 2014
PUNK – by Andrew Baranek
Originally posted on GAY FLASH FICTION:
(c) Andrew Baranek It’s that kid again, he’s been tagging along all summer. I’ve seen him at every Foul Tip show, standing way in the back shadows, smiling as the band thrashes onstage. It’s…
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Ruth Sims
Uploading past stories and articles from the archives continues. This week, we’ve uploaded a review of Ruth Sims’ Counterpoint: Dylan’s Story, an excerpt from this novel, a review by her of Blake Fraina’s King of Cats, and one of her … Continue reading
