Night Falls
By Kiran Pandey In the silence, Steve watched the ocean. All around him the salt breeze beat coolly, draped his cheeks like curtains, and prickled his skin with a sensation almost like touch. His eyes were fixed into the middle point of the darkness, upon the thick...Mama, I Did Something Bad
By Kayla Monteiro You wake up sputtering, choking on the last remnants of a nightmare. The voices fade to a faint buzzing in your ears. The phantoms burn away by the light of day, but the terror lingers—hot and wet and metallic. You make yourself gulp down the air...The Elevator Song
By Maysen Paul The elevator dings as it stops at the 10th floor. Doors gaping wide, many different busybodies file out. Most already know their destination in this workplace, like pre-programed robots. After three years in this illustration company, it becomes hard to...