“It was Elroy who first proposed hiding a kiss just off the trail, under a butter-yellow stone whose warmth contrasted with the grays and browns of that wintry day.”
Read more in The Hundred Hidden Kisses, appearing in Flash Fiction Online’s 100th issue.
Wondering what’s on Santa’s list after naughty and nice? Read my little drabble appearing today in Stupefying Stories:
Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season!
It’s no joke when clowns arrive at the archeological dig site!
Read more in Clowning Around, out today in Stupefying Stories.
I’m excited to announce two stories that will be coming out in the future:
One More Fairy Tale, in Cossmass Infinities
When It Pours, in Daily Science Fiction
I’ve got loads to say about the inspiration of these two tales, but I’ll wait until they’re published. In the meantime, I’m so happy to be able to share these stories with you in the future, and I hope they can bring you joy!
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll have a story in the Alternating Current Press anthology, And If That Mockingbird Don’t Sing: Parenting Stories Gone Speculative, now available for pre-order!
Right in time for our latest summer heatwave, my latest microfiction appears in Stupefying Stories today:
Stupefying Stories asked me to write about being a deaf speculative writer:
Exploring Strange New Worlds with a Hearing Loss
This has it all! Lipreading! Closed captioning! My crush on LeVar Burton! Take a little trip into my world!
A little drabble of mine appeared in Stupefying Stories!
Just Like Before was based on the prompt, “I’m pretty sure that wasn’t our waiter.”
My latest drabble is featured in Stupefying Stories.
Click here to read my tourist trap story!
“But sweets came easy for my love, Aimee. She could call down the clouds with a simple wave of her hands.”
My story of love in a Candyland world, The Sweetest Things, published in All Worlds Wayfayer.
Click here to purchase issue IX of All Worlds Wayfayer.
Carol Scheina 