Category Archives: General and Literary Fiction

Traveling Clothes

Posted on July 9, 2010 by vellum

by Bill Deasy On a bitter January night twenty years ago, Beverly Moon disappeared from the home she shared with her husband and daughter in the idyllic river town of Fairmont, Pennsylvania. When present-day writer/bartender Will Jameson gets wind of … Continue reading →

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Hamlet

Posted on July 9, 2010 by vellum

Hamlet  From the Velluminous Shakespeare Series An uncluttered presentation of Hamlet, typeset as poetry to bring the Bard’s immortal voice to the fore (much as it would have been in the original manuscript) and free of distracting extrania and over-busy … Continue reading →

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The Toymaker

Posted on July 9, 2010 by vellum

Literary Fiction by John Ballam A young man investigating his father’s untimely death. A woman’s initials, carved in an ancient tree. A half-forgotten hex sign revealing a crooked path. An Appalachian community that closes ranks to preserve its secrets. A … Continue reading →

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Miss Alice Merriwether’s Long Lost Cakes & Further Arcane Inducements to Wonder

Posted on July 8, 2010 by vellum

Transdimensional Satire from Barry Aitchison One Sunday evening, the town of Parcival, USA disappeared. It was Tuesday morning before anyone actually noticed it was gone. There was something decidedly odd about Quentin C. Coriander. For one thing, no one in … Continue reading →

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Ransom Seaborn

Posted on July 7, 2010 by vellum

Bill Deasy’s Literary Debut: In the spirit of Gatsby and Holden Caulfield. Winner of the 2007 Needle Award It’s Dan Finbar’s freshman year and he’s struggling to find his proper place in Harrison College. When he finally breaks through into … Continue reading →

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