Category: Contemporary

My Job by Ronald Robert Moore

Posted on October 22, 2012June 3, 2024 by Every Writer

When I arrived at work I was immediately called into Mr. Roberts?s office. I had never been called into his office before. When I walked in he sat behind his huge desk and Mrs. Berman sat to his right. There was a new man I did not know sitting between them and Mrs. Berman started.

A Thank You From Evelyn by Eric Tarago

Posted on June 17, 2012June 3, 2024 by Every Writer

My wife handed me the small envelope addressed to me in ink. The return address was from San Antonio, which was curious, because I did not know anyone from that city anymore. The friends that I had met there had all reported for duty the same day I did, in other cities and towns

Slowing to Park by Chris Martin

Posted on October 26, 2011June 3, 2024 by Every Writer

In her car, on the way to the court house she said, “Maybe I could call Sally. It would be nice to have Sally with me. She wouldn’t tell anyone.”

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