She walked in, raising the temperature of the café with the heat of her looks as she filled the locale… Read more A Red Herring
Tag: short fiction
Cinderella’s Chores
Cinderella was bored out of her mind, fed up of doing her everyday routine. Sweeping, mopping, dusting, scrubbing, it was… Read more Cinderella’s Chores
No More – A Duet Tango
[Italics mark *in unison*] LENNY (short for Leonor): I don’t love you anymore. No more, no more… Tired of your… Read more No More – A Duet Tango
Maya
Era un sábado de septiembre, el mes de las lluvias y los festejos nacionales. Mes de trombas y trombones escandalosos… Read more Maya
A Gentleman’s Touch
She moaned with delight and guilt, helpless. He was not supposed to touch her, but she couldn’t help it. Dolly… Read more A Gentleman’s Touch
The Reluctant Writer
She started writing her existence away from the moment she saw light in the world. Chapter after chapter of her… Read more The Reluctant Writer
A Friend in a Storm
That evening, as the raw cold sipped through fabric and feelings, Valeria found herself listening to the distant memory of… Read more A Friend in a Storm
Acquainted #1 – Oh, Baby
I remember a girl who liked babies. She loved babies. She was crazy about babies… Let me rephrase: she was… Read more Acquainted #1 – Oh, Baby
Acquainted #2 – Hurtful Words
“Stick and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me”… Well, this didn’t apply to a guy… Read more Acquainted #2 – Hurtful Words
Acquainted #3 – Idle Hands, Ideal Hands
“My hands itch. I must move them. They itch because they have life in them”. That was a guy’s claim… Read more Acquainted #3 – Idle Hands, Ideal Hands
Alex Garcia Topete 
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