Tag Archives: Vera
Fire (Revision of “Blood,” part 2)
Josh and Theo drove in amidst a shrieking stampede of people and zombies. Given the overwhelming mass of flesh in the streets, it got to the point where they couldn’t tell whether they were running over people or avoiding zombies. … Continue reading
Filed under Flash Fiction
Outside (revision)
I waited outside, cig slack in my jaw, glancing above the headlines of the Juneau Empire: “Zombie casualties record low,” it read. The politicians must be getting better at hiding the bodies. At least the Dr. Z kidnapping story has finally … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON III, Flash Fiction
Mass (revision)
Vera and I walked to the front doors, plan running smoother than a greased handjob, when my bastard of an informant came cruising toward us. He said he’d find me. Guess I was wishing he was a liar. “Oh, rapture! … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON III, Flash Fiction
Blood
Jerm used to be scared of crossing bridges when he was a little kid. Their mother told them stories about the three billy goats Gruff and Jerm was always afraid there was a troll hiding in the creek, waiting to … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
Mass
***Author’s note: this is actually the 1st revision. I accidentally erased the original and replaced it with this. Oops! I was walking in with Vera, plan running smooth as a greased handjob when my bastard of an informant came cruising … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
Outside
Tobias waited outside with a cigarette, glancing above the headlines of the Juneau Empire: “Zombie Casualties Record Low.” The politicians are getting better at hiding the bodies. At least the Dr. Z kidnapping story has finally gotten off the front … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
Dishes
“When the stars threw down their spears and watered heaven with their tears, did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb, make thee?” “Hellboy.” “What? God, Theo! You scared me.” Vera hadn’t heard him over the … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
