Steve Morrison awoke to a sound resembling a giggle which, ofcourse, was impossible at two o’clock in the morning. They hadno kids so it must have been part of a fleeting dream ormemory. The next sound was clearly tapping on the front door. Heglanced at Martha, she was sleeping, which was […]

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Alice watched the sweet young woman enter the book store andfrowned. She had seen a lot of people come through that door,but the beautiful woman standing uncertainly by the front doorwas definitely not the kind to frequent a sleazy book store. Thewoman looked at the movie room with complete indifference, thenslowly walked over to the […]

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At two in the morning the streets were nearly deserted. Alone car raced across an overpass. Street lights and passingsigns glinted off it’s flawless, shiny exterior. The carnegotiated the wet snowy streets with the reckless abandonment ofsomebody in a hurry. Piles of dirty snow bordered the streets,choking the sidewalks after the recent storm. Few people […]

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Mary Anne Eckhardt pressed her face against the shuttle’s view port, in an attempt to see the approaching ship. It was huge, a long silver arrow lying dormant in space with many silver bugs swarming around it. “Wow, it’s big,” Mary said in awe. Her breath steamed up the view port and […]

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