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My photograph is there in the yearbook, smack in the center of page 57, right above my full name: Thomas Alvin Rieger, Jr. I hate
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Sidekick Short Fiction By Stephen Geez I just figured out something all superheroes should know about our
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Ancient nails and an old horseshoe or two, that’s all the earth saw fit to yield thus far. Still, with each crazy squeal
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Attention Pay Short Fiction By Stephen Geez A smart young man who knows the words but struggles to pay
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Once a month she makes that three-hour drive just to be near him, her boy, the son of her old age. She always brings a juice box
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“My twelfth birthday,” said Megan Span, pressing that sealed envelope into David Bellman’s hand. “—but
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Nobody around these parts could ever recall a time when Charlie Tricklett had been anything less than fit as a proverbial fiddle.
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Ghosts don’t exist. They simply are not real. When a person dies, they cease to be—unless you’re religious, then
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About Face Short Fiction By Stephen Geez One particular Friday, a rather remarkable day, 34-year-old Jeremy P.
