by talysin | Mar 5, 2026 | Uncategorized
I. I drove up the coast the morning before the storm, the radio cutting in and out as the road curved inland then back toward the water. The forecast had been on every station for three days: a nor’easter building offshore, expected to make landfall sometime...
by Chris Allen | Mar 5, 2026 | Short Story
ACT I: THE PRESERVED LIFE The apartment above the funeral home had been yellow once, a warm yellow, the kind chosen by someone who believed in the persuasive power of color. That person had not been Tobias. He had inherited the yellow the way he had inherited...
by Chris Allen | Mar 4, 2026 | Books
Haunted Savannah Coloring Book invites readers to explore the eerie beauty and haunted legends of Savannah in a creative and interactive way. Filled with detailed illustrations inspired by the city’s ghost stories, historic homes, and moss-draped squares, the book...
by Chris Allen | Mar 4, 2026 | Short Story
I. The woman who came in on a Thursday in November did not look like someone who had missed three nights of sleep. She looked like someone who had missed years of it, her face drawn down around its bones the way the skin of a fruit draws down when the moisture inside...
by Chris Allen | Mar 4, 2026 | Short Story
I. The highway unspooled ahead of Daniel Marsh like a long dark thought, two lanes of cracked asphalt cutting through the flatland with the indifferent geometry of something that did not care whether it was traveled or not. On either side, the fields pressed in close...
