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Elvis's son Z.L. Porter A short, sharp shot of Pepsi Cola It was Saturday night and I had been working my residency slot a...

100 Worder: Glint Polly Sinclair Freshly squeezed orange juice She stretched out her arm across the bed. A fleck of gold f...

Winner of Canvey Writers first in-house Short Story Competition, 2016. Editor’s Note: This story was chosen as the winner by a gro...

100 Worder: In Deep Michael Hennessy Still Water Peter was in deep. Very deep.             He had dipped his toe into t...

Chalk Alun Williams Milk The phrase appeared all over the city, chalked on walls, on sidewalks, and even on the Brooklyn Bri...

100 Worder: Milk Snatcher Lisa Williams Milk served warm An escaped cow meant we weren’t allowed to play outside. Looking...

A Perfectly Ordinary Coffee Shop Oliver Charlton Hot chocolate with marshmallows and cream “I just can’t understand” said t...