T.E. Cowell's "Mostly Fiction" — Across The Margin

November 24, 2015<March 29, 2019

Mostly Fiction

by: T.E. Cowell When a lie leads to love, the truth wields the power of resolve… I went for a…

November 23, 2015<September 14, 2019

One of Across the Margin’s most recent stories takes on an entirely new life… by: Jack Ratliff In late…

November 17, 2015<May 10, 2020

By: Chris Thompson A cautionary environmental tale, poignant in its reminder that sometimes it’s the most well-meaning of intentions…

November 10, 2015<May 10, 2020

By: Shiloh Whatley As Ben Carson’s star in the 2016 Republican Presidential Race rises, it seems about time that…

November 9, 2015<November 11, 2015

by: Frederick Foote A pair of flash fiction offerings that examine two arresting, yet opposing, moments of comprehension… Missing I turn to…

November 5, 2015<November 5, 2015

by: Matthew Heiti It’s strange how things fall apart. One piece at a time so you almost don’t notice……

October 30, 2015<August 6, 2019

A story that envisions a bold future where the only victims of gun violence are those who choose not…

October 20, 2015<June 15, 2019

Nothing is as it seems on the tempestuous waterways that cut through the Underworld… by: Kathryn Ross It was a cold…

October 19, 2015<October 19, 2015

by: T.E. Cowell Two offerings of flash fiction that lament upon those pivotal junctures in life… A Comparison Helen, one…

October 12, 2015<May 1, 2022

Sometimes people fight the system just to keep from being crushed into conformity, and sometimes people fight just because…

October 6, 2015<January 13, 2024

by: Shawn Yager (Header photograph of the Statues in Jandia taken by Tony Hisgett.) The mirth of children, the…

October 2, 2015<October 2, 2015

by: Tristan Kneschke Competition, compulsion, and companionship – a story told in 8 bits… Trinidad checks her crumpled shopping…