Too late to learn
Back-alley left to dumpsters, syringes and rats. Entering, Jed had been in a world of hitting first and leaving fast. That was before; when he still had a tenacious hold […]
Category Archives: flashfiction
Thank God for Carelessness
“Now” — trembling finger pushing — send. “30 seconds to havoc and destruction” Fertilizers, chemicals, pre-paid calling cards. Youtube testimonial pre-recorded, purpose all explained. Mission done. The curly head of […]
Forever Ernest
Elephant Island, April 24 1916 Dear Emily, If you ever read this letter, you probably know that I have perished at sea. You know I always loved you; but only […]
Eloping
This the fourth installment in “Monday finish the story” by Barbara W Beacham. The previous installments are here: Part1, Part2, Part3 They finally made their escape; Maria glanced at her […]
Her dove-blue silken frock
Somewhere; courtyard dressed in shadows of the gloomy skies reeking from the marshes; the young orphan glances through gauzy curtains for just a fleeting glimpse of a dove-blue silken frock. […]
Björn Rudbergs writings 