I Was Seventeen and a Half by Sophie Hoss

I Was Seventeen and a Half by Sophie Hoss

and in those days I played chicken with life and roulette with oblivion. I ducked under the lowered crossing signals to race the oncoming train across the tracks, and when I reached the other side, I turned and saw a girl I knew from school jumping after me.

The Crust by Nathan Leslie

The Crust by Nathan Leslie

Wayne liked the idea of hiding something within, a little surprise to be discovered by whoever was lucky (or unlucky) enough to receive that particular slice of pie.

Julian by Nathan Leslie

Julian by Nathan Leslie

The gourmand had eaten everything. Former restaurant reviewer for the local newspaper, he was as familiar with sautéed crickets as with eel bladders and haggis.