Tag Archives: fear

THE MATRIARCH by Michael Aronovitz

Posted on March 24, 2013 by Bosley

I ain’t scared, asshole. It’s not like I ain’t changed a tire before, right? It’s just that the bulb light is shot and I got so much shit in the trunk I can’t find the jack. The cold rain is … Continue reading →

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RED RIDING HOOD by Anahita Ayasoufi

Posted on October 14, 2012 by Bosley

Red let her crimson hood slip back, just enough to show off her curls, the curls that she had arranged with care, as she was told to do, because she had matured, and because grandma had a prince—the haunter prince … Continue reading →

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THE WOLF by Anahita Ayasoufi

Posted on September 3, 2011 by Bosley

I was walking in the rain when I saw the wolf. It was standing still at the edge of the woods, eyes sparkling in the dusk. I always thought wolves were like dogs, just larger, and I fear dogs, so … Continue reading →

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IMPULSE by Sine Nomine

Posted on August 20, 2010 by Bosley

At dark they come. He hears them in the dark, feels their fingers brush at his mind — the barest of touches — and they hurt.  They bring pain, they want To Be so much. Some probe, metal-like and cold, … Continue reading →

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