Monthly Archives: October 2019

Superstition is a Way

Posted on October 23, 2019 by EagleAye

AP reporter Jane Swift said, “Miss Devereaux, you rose from horrendous poverty to running a top 500 fashion company in just a few years. How do you explain that?” “The usual,” said Marie Devereaux. “Hard work. Dedication.” “Now critics are … Continue reading →

Posted in Short Fiction | Tagged Flash Fiction, Horror, Marie LeVeaux, New Orleans, Short Fiction, Short Story, Speculative Fiction, Urban Fantasy, Voodoo, Voodoo Dolls | 25 Comments

Do As I Say…

Posted on October 9, 2019 by EagleAye

Phoebe returned from school, disgusted. “Eighth marriage proposal this week, Mom. This is crazy! Am I really that pretty?” Giselle nodded and produced a basket of old photos. “It’s time you knew. Your grandma was an alien.” “Eh?” “You’re part … Continue reading →

Posted in Short Fiction | Tagged Alien, Attraction, Flash Fiction, Funny, Humor, Marriage Proposal, Pheromones, Science Fiction, Short Fiction, Short Story | 16 Comments

Keep It Simple, Stupid

Posted on October 2, 2019 by EagleAye

Little Brian and a lawyer were the only people in the park when a spaceship landed. An alien emerged, held up a silvery device, and said, “With this I can grant any desire. What would you like little boy?” Brian … Continue reading →