Flash Fiction - A Knock At The Door

Postcard Shorts just posted my new flash fiction.

A Knock At The Door

By Jimmy Calabrese

"Kill me!" The sailor pleaded. "I'll never make it to the docks in time!"

John tried to slam the door shut, but the sailor forced his way into the house.

"I'm running out of time!" Pulling a knife from his jacket he tossed it to John, who let it clatter to the floor.

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Flash Fiction - A New Age Water Birth off the Hawaiian Islands

 I'm back into the swing of things and just got another flash fiction adventure yarn posted on Yesteryear Fiction...

 A New Age Water Birth off the Hawaiian Islands 

By Jimmy Calabrese

Ever since his childhood in Florida, Brad had communicated telepathically with dolphins. Recently, they had offered to help with the birth of his son in the Pacific Ocean. They spoke of strengthening the baby's aura, turning him into a spiritual leader. They lied.

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Micro-Fiction "A Holiday Blast"

Check out my latest story at MicroHorror...

A Holiday Blast

By Jimmy Calabrese

The ghosts of Shady Suburb were lonely ...

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New Flash Fiction Posted - "The Executioner"

Check out my latest flash fiction tale posted at Death Head Grin....

The Executioner
By Jimmy Calabrese

"Die vampire!" The woman stood over my eight-year old daughter's bed. I dove across the room knocking the wooden stake out of her hand.

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New Short Short Story - Food Revolution

 
Here's my latest short story at Postcard Shorts: Stories that fit on a postcard.

Food Revolution
By Jimmy Calabrese

The aliens held Ronald by his arms and legs, but he kicked free.

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New Flash Fiction - From The Back Of A Comic Book

THE NEW FLESH just posted my latest flash fiction yarn. Check it out...

From The Back Of A Comic Book
By Jimmy Calabrese

When Jeremy cracked open the egg a human eyeball stared back at him. He dropped the egg back into the shipping container.
"What the hell!" Jeremy searched for the directions. "I should've ordered the x-ray glasses."

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