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Submitted to Contest #321
THE SHADOW SERIESByJ.E. Deegan A cloudy, moonless night has finally arrived - a perfect night for satisfying this delightfully rapacious craving, one that will absorb me within its dark, protective plumage while I hunt. I eased myself from you and silently slipped into the darkness outside where I can move about unseen. I easily found a careless female walking alone and killed her. I prefer females. Afterwards, I returned to you unnoticed. You shifted slightly when I reentered, and I feared ...
Submitted to Contest #314
MORTHAN MEETS THE IByJ.E. Deegan Alanon looked up from his meal of mutton and corn as the door to his small hut slowly swung open. He smiled broadly and motioned to a chair at the table. “Morthan,” he said cheerily. “Come in. There’s food by the fire and ale in the jug.” Alanon’s broad smile quickly waned as his friend stepped from the shadows of the night into the bronze light cast by the lanterns placed about the room. “Ah,” he said through a growing frown, “I sense that King Dillicit’s request to see you did not deal with a pl...
Submitted to Contest #299
The Obstinate Bottle By J.E. Deegan “Have you finished interrogating the prisoner?” asked Major Coke. “Sorry to say we haven’t, Major,” replied Sergeant Sprite. “He’s proving pretty obstinate, Sir… very tough to break. But I have our best personnel working him over. He can’t last much longer.” Major Coke was not pleased with that answer. “Look, Sergeant,” he said testily, his face bright red. We need to know the meaning of that ...
Submitted to Contest #294
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NOTHING Frank Rooney had been the manager of the Shop & Save for thirty-eight years, and he wasn't retiring anytime soon. He couldn’t retire – not with all the unmanageable obstacles an unkind fate continually dumped into his life. Not the least among those obstacles was this God-forsaken job, which he detested and always had. He stopped asking himself why he hadn’t left it years ago when it dawned on ...
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