Drabblecast 86- Half-Sneeze Johnny by Kurt Kirchmeier

Drabble- Allergies by Peter Wood

If he ain’t comfortable, he can’t sneeze proper to save his life...

Drabblecast 79- Low-Carb Cheesecake by Nicky Drayden

Drabble- My Nightmare by Nathan Hotovoy
Drabble- Night of the Witches by Josh Charney and Andrew Culver

"Of course. I'll have that right out to you. And will that be all?"
"Just one thing," I said, nodding towards the cheesecake. "How do you do it?"

Drabblecast 67- Malish by Mike Resnick

Drabble- A Matter of Meditation by Michael Young

 

His method of running was simple and to the point:  he was usually last out of the gate, last on the backstretch, last around the far turn, and last at the finish wire...

Drabblecast 58- Eggs by Matthew Bey

Drabble- Only Cold by Nathan Barnes

 
“Get into the prep room!  We need to wash you off and destroy your pants!”

Drabblecast 43- Jelly Park
by Aliya Whiteley

Drabble- Choosing Home
by Josh Hugo

 
"I'm not sure I belong here."
"Then where do you belong?"
The others stopped chewing and looked at me expectantly.
What am I?...

Drabblecast 40- Marbles by Ayn Sauer

Drabble- Shark Attack by Ayn Sauer

 
"Michael..." his mother said, smiling and bending toward him. "Don't you think we should invite your new neighbor over to play?

Drabblecast 38- Trifecta

 
Witness
by Susan McElheran

Wiggin’s General Store
by Basil Godevenos

Pork and Steak-Eye meet Phelan Sheppard
by Graham Fielding

Drabblecast 36- Pumpkinseeds
by Kevin Anderson

Drabble- Outrunning the Bear
by Kevin Anderson

 
Their orange gazes came from devilishly carved eyes and their vigilant stares sent a chill up Kincade’s neck.  He had never liked the gutted vegetables that people found hauntingly ornamental this time of year...

Drabblecast 31- Office Consultation
by Jeffery Scott Sims

 
"What seems to be the problem John?"

"It's difficult to explain Doctor.  To put it in a nutshell, I'm increasingly unable to come to grips with being....

Drabblecast 25- The Worm Within
by Vincent Eaton

 
After so many years, there are few surprises left for me sitting on a toilet.  Yet it was there where I first discovered an uninvited entity that wanted to call me home..