Tag: COVID-19 fiction

Quintavious Johnson was a good kid. He came from a good home, in Ellenwood, Georgia. He lived in a big, ...

Rip emerged from his basement into a living room filled with cobwebs, to cracks in his wallboard and paint peeling ...

Andy McPhail grew up poor. But she wasn’t.

The deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, in Las Vegas, Nevada, killed 58 people. Larry Murray felt certain he could ...

Mads saw on the news that the virus was making a different kind of zombie. You couldn’t tell this zombie ...

“Jake, your grandfather never went to any of those demonstrations. He got a high draft number. He never left St. ...

Lem laid off half his staff. Then he laid off half the rest. He refused to pay his rent for ...

She was going to spend the next few months choosing among Harvard, Baylor, and Stanford Medical School. Her grades, MCATs ...

Candy kept the gloves she was serving with as she went to the cash register. She took Taye’s credit card ...