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Lee Lacuna
Perrorist 
http://www.perisys.com
Australia, NSW, Tumbi Umbi
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Passions' Path (Karjon #37 Comp)
It was Janet’s idea: making love al fresco. She knew a quiet spot, she said, where she’d played...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:126|  Comments:12|  Status:Reader

Did You Hear That? (Karjon #36 Comp)
As they sat drinking coffee in DeeBee’s café, Arlene said to Sharon, “Remember Mickey Boyle...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:166|  Comments:5|  Status:Reader

Out of Sight (Karjon #36 Comp)
Mickey fell into step beside a grim-looking Conrad as he left the meeting and marched to the car...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:179|  Comments:5|  Status:Reader

Interrupted (Karjon #35 Comp)
Frank Gibson cut the tape and the crowd surged forward onto the new bridge. As the mayor was saying,...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:107|  Comments:5|  Status:Reader

Recall (Karjon #35 Comp)
Looking up from the sports section, I catch her regarding me. She immediately resumes reading her...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:119|  Comments:6|  Status:Reader

Liquid (Karjon #34 Comp)
Sally looked up from her reading as the vagrant sat close to her on the park bench....
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:113|  Comments:15|  Status:Reader

Keys (Karjon #34 Comp)
As usual, I’ve left it to the last minute before completing my assignment. I should just beat the...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:127|  Comments:10|  Status:Reader

Departures (Karjon #33 Comp)
Ricky sat in the Chicago departure lounge cursing himself for missing the flight to Miami. His boss...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:61|  Comments:12|  Status:Reader

Warning Sign (Karjon #33 Comp)
It wasn’t much bigger than a cub....
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:62|  Comments:6|  Status:Reader

A Little Problem (Karjon #37 Comp)
Sitting in a courtesy chair waiting for my wife to finish trying on clothes, I spotted a young...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:121|  Comments:12|  Status:Reader

The Burden of the Gift (Karjon #41 Comp)
Smoke rose from the farmhouse, seeping around the doors and windows and through the slated roof. The...
Flash Fiction|  Genre:Fantasy|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:199|  Comments:8|  Status:Reader

Excess Baggage (Karjon #39 Comp)
Of the candidates she’d seen so far, this one impressed her the most, though she couldn’t...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:14-08-08
Words:159|  Comments:8|  Status:Reader

The Wrong Way (Karjon #30 comp)
It was always her way or the wrong way....
Flash Fiction|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:102|  Comments:14|  Status:Reader

Not This Time (Karjon #30 comp)
Aunt Lucy once told me that if you went to the top of the Empire State building and dropped a penny...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:101|  Comments:13|  Status:Reader

Santa '07
Santa didn’t normally receive phone calls. Hardly anyone knew his number, which was how he liked it. It was bad enough wading through mountains of letters every year without being bombarded with...
Short Stories|  Genre:Whimsy|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:1033|  Comments:4|  Status:Reader

Grey Garden
Maureen stood at the kitchen sink and pondered the grey garden under a sullen sky. Even if it...
Flash Fiction|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:185|  Comments:2|  Status:Reader

Dead Lucky
Jack Davey died the day I bought the gun....
Flash Fiction|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:102|  Comments:2|  Status:Reader

Stirred, Not Shaken
Pussy Galore eyeballed Bond across the breakfast table. “So what’s with all this spy stuff?”...
Flash Fiction|  Genre:Humour|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:103|  Comments:2|  Status:Reader

Farewell, My Lovely
“Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace…”...
Flash Fiction|  Genre:Humour|  Updated:09-06-08
Words:154|  Comments:4|  Status:Reader

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