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Short Story Library - Free online short story magazine
http://shortstory.us.com
Short Story Library is a free online weekly magazine which offers the best poetry, microfiction, flash fiction and short stories you can find on the web.
- Added on: Jul 15th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Home for Thanksgiving – By Grace Gannon Rudolph
Alice O’Brien woke up Thanksgiving morning and could barely move. Arthritis began in her fingers when she turned 65 and now, ten years later, it had crept into her shoulders and feet. She pulled herself to the side of the bed, swung her feet to the...
Damon Hill, Doctor Kildare and me… still? – By Rosemary Bach-Holzer
Part One I’m supposed to enlighten you with an update? My fault, I suppose, for leaving my previous account on a real cliffhanger. What do you mean, not that you noticed! Hmm… I’m no longer in hospital. I made my escape, that is, I dischar...
The Gorilla – By Adam Graupe
It was my first day on the job as a clerk at the Department of Motor Vehicles, and the line stood about twenty people deep. I looked over to a Gorilla who sat at his desk. This Gorilla was at least fifty pounds overweight and wore glasses that consta...
SSL Interviews Author Paul Freeman
SSL: Hey Paul, thanks for agreeing to do the interview let’s start out with a little background. How long have you been writing and what was your first big break? From about the age of seven I’ve strived – on and off – to be a writer,...
i just now – By John Yamrus
i just now agreed to another interview. this one’s for monday. it’ll be the same old questions, like: “how’d you get started?” “who do you read?” “who are you influenced by?” all the same questions and never once do i get asked the ...
Love In Venice – By Terry Collett
I suppose when people come to Venice they want to see everything and experience things to the full, so that when they return home, they can say, I have been to Venice and seen it all. But I doubt that will happen to me. I know myself too well. I shal...
An excellent site for those of us who like punchy short fiction in various forms. A user friendly interface.
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