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Reggie by Jason Dextradeur

By Jason Dextradeur · Comments (4)
Friday, April 5th, 2013

REGGIE
By Jason Dextradeur

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There’s nothing else in life quite as frustrating as family. Family are the people you love who love to drive you crazy. And the only thing worse than family is being involved in the family business.

I never wanted to be a part of what my parents did, had absolutely no interest whatsoever. That’s probably not new; you probably know lots of people who don’t want to grow up and become their parents. Trust me when I say that my family is different. They absolutely, wholeheartedly, one hundred and ten percent love what they do, and make no mistake, they’ve always expected me to follow in their footsteps, just like my brother and sister did. So, what is this glorious career that my family embraces with such vigor?

My parents are Fallen Angels.

Take a moment to let that sink in. That’s right; my parents chose to fight against God and were cast out of heaven along with Lucifer and all the others. I’ve known Lucifer since I was a baby. He drops by every so often to see how we’re doing, and it’s always a big deal. My mother gets out the good china, and we have to be on our best behavior. I’ve always thought it odd that the Prince of Darkness expects well-behaved children when he visits his friends. Somehow, there’s a fundamental flaw in that.

Whenever Lucifer would come over, my mother would swoon as he complimented her cooking. That was how I knew he was the Prince of Lies because my mother could burn water. After he’d leave, my father would sit in his favorite chair, kick off his shoes, and smoke his pipe with a contented look on his face.
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Categories : Horror Stories, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Short Stories
Tags : Fallen Angels, Horror Fiction, Jason Dextradeur

The Composer By Grant Grogan

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Friday, January 18th, 2013

The Composer
By Grant Grogan

A heart-shaped vise tightened in Heather’s chest as she walked the overgrown stone pathway. It was not so long ago that she was sneaking down this same path under a starlit sky, shoes in hand, with anticipation coursing through her like an electric current. A silly pop song that she hadn’t heard in years suddenly echoed in her mind, the soundtrack to that life she’d left behind. But things were different now. The owner of the house was dead. And though she felt guilty for it, Heather was glad.

This house belonged to Miriam Forte, and Mrs. Forte succumbed to cancer a few days ago. Heather went to her wake?not to pay her respects to Mrs. Forte (the old witch hated Heather, and the feeling was mutual) but to see Mrs. Forte’s son, Jameson. For nearly three years of high school, Jameson and Heather were a couple. They fit together so well that it was a foregone conclusion in many of their friends’ minds that they would get married, have kids, and live happily ever after. But Heather had the naïve idea that there was more to life than she could find in her hometown with her high school sweetheart.

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Categories : Horror Stories, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Short Stories
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Corentin the Divine by Eric M. Bosarge

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Friday, January 4th, 2013

Corentin the Divine
by Eric M. Bosarge

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From an interview with Corentin (the Divine) Alamundy. Augury Magazine, September 2012.

Corentin has fierce green eyes and a hardy handshake. We sit on the edge of the Thames River in his favorite café. He dabs a napkin at espresso foam in his neatly trimmed beard as we begin.

Q: So, how did you first discover magic?

A: That’s an interesting way to put it. I suppose the first time was on television, one of Criss Angel’s made-for-television extravaganzas with fireworks and beautiful women. I thought it was a relatively mundane bit of theater, with Angel dancing around in tight slacks like Saturday Night Fever. On this particular episode, a small aircraft was wheeled into the middle of a busy city street, New York, I believe, and after some flapping canvas, the entire airplane disappeared. Thousands of people stood by, awestruck.

Q: One of his most famous stunts.

A: It was practically a miracle. He was hailed as a hero after that, the savior of modern magicians.
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Running With The Dead By Larry Hodges

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Friday, October 19th, 2012

Running With The Dead
By Larry Hodges

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Ben closed his eyes as he jogged on the bike path through the forest, enjoying the cool misty early-morning breeze on his dead flesh. He could feel his dried-up heart loosely bouncing up and down inside his chest cavity in rhythm to his long strides. Toby, his pet mouse, squeaked in protest as he anchored himself deep inside his hole in Ben’s stomach, his claws dug firmly into the lining. It tickled.

The mile run was this afternoon, right after school. He’d be the first dead person ever to run in a high school track meet. Running strengthened the will, but too much would wear it down. His will throbbed through his muscles, begging him to leap into action. He’d better save it for later, when he’d need it; this was just a loosen-up jog before school. If he wanted to win the mile, he’d need every bit of his will to overcome the hostile crowds and the Mile Mafia.
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Floaters by David Levine

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Friday, August 3rd, 2012

Floaters
by David D. Levine

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It started on a sunny spring day. One of those days, rare in the Pacific Northwest, when there isn’t a cloud in the sky — a beautiful pale cerulean blue from horizon to horizon, with not even a contrail to mar its purity. It might have been the first time in six months I’d stepped off my porch without a hat, coat, or umbrella. I grinned and raised my face to the sun.

That’s when I saw it. A thing — no, not even a thing, just an impression of a thing; a momentary imperfection in that seamless blue — that teased at the edge of my vision. My eye flicked toward it, but it either whipped away faster than the eye could follow or it hadn’t really been there to begin with.

The day was sunny, but it was perhaps not as warm as I’d thought when I first went out. I buried my hands in my pockets and headed off to work.

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I’m a barista.
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Tea And Mrs. Jenkins By Louis Baum

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Sunday, March 25th, 2012

TEA AND MRS. JENKINS
By Louis Baum

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    Working as a courier for Mr. Luppo, Jack had been sent to acquire many things, but this object must have been the strangest.

     “Really, a cockroach?”

     “Yeah,” one of Mr. Luppo’s hirelings, or — as Jack fancied them – goons.

     Jack persisted. “Mr. Luppo is going to send me from New York to New Orleans to pick up a cockroach?”

     “Yeah, it’s a rare specimen or something. Hey, you know better than to question his orders.” 

    Jack had ended it there. He did know better than to question his orders. What the boss wanted, the boss got, and Jack was often sent to acquire it. Whether the “It” in question happened to be diamonds, rare coins, rare stamps, or some of the stranger things; dolls, shrunken human heads, strange tinctures and medicines, various occult artifacts, bizarre items of supposed mystical power, but a single cockroach must take the cake as the oddest request so far.  Shrunken heads Jack could understand, they had a history, a macabre air, and if  Luppo’s assertions were correct, contained some level of preternatural power.   Jack could not see the point of coming thousands of miles for a roach however, even a rare one.

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