An ON TIME Excerpt: “The Girls of Summer” by Valerie Alexander

Enjoy an excerpt from Valerie Alexander’s “The Girls of Summer” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. After Nikki Drayton’s funeral, everyone gathered at her parents’ house with trays of lasagna and bowls of pasta salad and foil-wrapped pies. The other parents admired Nikki’s recent senior portrait and helped her mother to a chair when she…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “Death Takes A Halliday” by Dave Pasquantonio

Enjoy an excerpt from Dave Pasquantonio’s “Death Takes A Halliday” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. “You’ll do great.” Emily Halliday straightened her husband, Paul’s, tie. “You know what they say: if they bring you in for a third interview, then the job’s already yours.” “I hope so,” Paul said. “I’ve been out of work…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “Delivery Spéciale” by Rohit Sawant

Enjoy an excerpt from Rohit Sawant’s “Delivery Spéciale” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. 1 Crossing paths with Ajay at the petrol pump was like a bear trap set by fate. And I walked right in. Or rather rode in on my Bajaj Pulsar. The one time I wasn’t tardy about refilling my bike’s tank,…

HorrorAddicts.net 197, ON TIME Transmundane Press

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An ON TIME Excerpt: “PODs” by Emerian Rich

Enjoy an excerpt from Emerian Rich’s “PODs” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. Waiting in traffic for the San Francisco-Los Angeles Transbay Tunnel was bad enough, but with her interview at L.A.’s most prestigious animation studio in an hour, Kelly grew beyond fidgety. True, the SyncTank Animation building was only five minutes from the tunnel…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “Delicate Equilibrium” by Chris Stanley

Enjoy an excerpt from Chris Stanley’s “Delicate Equilibrium” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. Thomas ends the call and smiles. He can’t help it. The walls of his study are decorated with certificates of academic achievement, but he doesn’t need to pretend any longer. He’s finished with social sciences and all the meagre, hard-fought gains….

An ON TIME Excerpt: “The Unloved Dead” by D. Allen Crowley

Enjoy an excerpt from D. Allen Crowley’s “The Unloved Dead” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. Autumn 1917 was warm, the warmest in memory, but the home where Claire had grown up was comfortably cool. Designed that way, the floor-to-ceiling windows of Claire’s bedroom admitted a continuous breeze that blew off of the green-blue expanse…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “Pocket Watch Problems” by Allison Rott

Enjoy an excerpt from Allison Rott’s “Pocket Watch Problems” featured in our newest anthology ON TIME. Late. Late Late. The bus was pulling away, shouting didn’t change the course of the bus. Heels clacked on the sidewalk, cold hands pulled the patched coat tighter, chilled fingertips brushed against the rough papers, payment, a future meal or…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “A Tree, A Hope, and A River” by Amber Kim

Enjoy an excerpt from Amber Kim’s “A Tree, A Hope, and A River” featured in our new anthology ON TIME. Shawna nervously shifted from foot to foot, looking up into the branches of the old birch tree. A ladder had been nailed to the side of the tree. A queasy feeling radiated out from the bottom…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “Wasted” by Linda G. Hill

Enjoy an excerpt from Linda G. Hill’s “Wasted” featured in our new anthology ON TIME. What if your time was not wasted?  Phyllis mulled the question over as she washed her breakfast dishes and stared out the window at the dismal February day. A damp squirrel ran across the back lawn, scavenging for food on the…

An ON TIME Excerpt: “And Yet It Moves” by Carlton Herzog

Enjoy an excerpt from Carlton Herzog’s “And Yet It Moves” featured in our new anthology ON TIME. To Whom It May Concern, I have practiced psychiatry for the past thirty years, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of schizophrenia. In late 2054, I attended a patient—a CERN engineer—who seemed sane in every respect. Yet, he insisted…