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by Bryan Costales
(5 of 19)
Sixteen year old Jerome Flagg was startled from his reverie that warm
June night outside the Big Gulp Bar when he saw his Dad and another
woman kiss passionately. Jerome idled on his Suzuki 250
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by Bryan Costales
(6 of 19)
Cynthia disliked dogs because she had been bitten twice. One dog bit her
nose when she was just a child, because she had been teasing her neighbors bulldog.
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by Bryan Costales
(7 of 19)
Robert descended beneath the level of gulls and into a cold wet darkness where
only the sound of twin diesels fled. His cheeks puffed, a need of pure
habit as he held his breath. The water was a
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by Bryan Costales
(8 of 19)
Johnny Saturday imagined a mixed up past. Was it possible for a compurter
program to find love?
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by Bryan Costales
(9 of 19)
Homeless Joe finds a present that was dropped by a man using an umbrella as a cane.
Whose birthday is it or will it turn out to be?
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by Bryan Costales
(10 of 19)
A growth on Steve's back turned out to be far stranger then either he or his wife June could imagine. A horror story by Bryan Costales
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by Bryan Costales
(11 of 19)
Sally waited for her drunk husband to pick her up at a bus stop. The digital display in the bus stop made her think of divorce.
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by Bryan Costales
(12 of 19)
April goes to a laundromat to dry her clothes because her dryer is broken. While there, a prior lover tries to fix her up with a blind date with unexpected consequences.
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by Bryan Costales
(13 of 19)
A young boy finds a way to escape and saves the People from a horrible death. His rebirth does not save his brother, however, who suffers from too much guilt.
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by Bryan Costales
(14 of 19)
The interviewer discovers that the old man being interviewed was the pilot who flew the poet Juan Bola to safety. During the interview we find out about the love and loss of Juan and how his life
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by Bryan Costales
(15 of 19)
Two children are raised and taught by a wall and a bust of George Washington. Their world ends as foretold by a clown's balloon but not before their parents were reabsorbed into the Never Was.
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by Bryan Costales
(16 of 19)
A city man visits an old friend in Oklahoma. He tries to reconnect to his most distant and least good and only remaining friend. Too bad his friend has cancer.
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by Bryan Costales
(17 of 19)
Darcy is pursued by two drunk New York punks through the streets of Key West, all the while remembering the death of her brother Billy at the hands of her father.
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by Bryan Costales
(18 of 19)
Christi imbibes absinthe on her 30th birthday. Then, she and two friends hitchhike to an art opening and party. Along the way, her sense of time becomes discarded on the cutting room floor, she
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by Bryan Costales
(19 of 19)
Linda shows Jim a new card that allows him to view and interact with the dead. Linda uses it to visit her dead father. Jim finds that the card has flaws.
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by Bryan Costales
(1 of 19)
One day Vicky didn't come home and the world as he saw it changed.
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by Bryan Costales
(2 of 19)
Joel and his wife are in a traffic accident on Halloween night. Two years later Joel walks with his cane to view the sunset and meets a woman instead. Should he have hit the brakes or not?
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by Bryan Costales
(3 of 19)
Johnny found a free bike with oddly resonant strings attached. While songs echoed in his mind, he searched for the woman with the voice of Minnie Mouse.
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