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• I Know Where Mommy Is
  by bchrisdesigns

  *Bobby poked his tiny head around the corner and saw the man with the metal fingers pointing one, long silvery one at his daddy. Daddy l…

  This piece of flash fiction was written because I was in a state where all I could think of was “sad ghosts”. Hmmm… / CREATION INFORMATION Medium: Writing – Flash Fiction, Suspense/Horror/Mystery, Tools: Microsoft Word, My Brain/Imagination Topic: the Supernatural, the Mob / CONTEST & CHALLENGE HISTORY 05/21/08 – Winner of Flash Fiction’s May – first challenge ‘Witness’ (Somebody pinch me!!!) 05/13/08 – Entry to Flash Fiction’s May – first challenge ‘Witness’  

• The Mob From Mandurang
  by Simone Byrne

  Beyond the old stone church, down where a dried up creek bed runs, / Grows a paradise of nature, blessed with ghostly, silver gums… read…

  © Simone Byrne 11th October, 1996. / All Rights Reserved. Back before I was a photographer my artistic endeavors were more slanted towards writing poetry, Aussie bush poetry to be precise. For me it was a way of remembering the good times I spent with my horses riding through the bush as I was growing up. Hope you enjoy the yarns, of course you realize that the more outrageous the tale, the more the likely hood of it being true! This particular yarn is about the area where I used to keep my horse, Ringo. A lot of my yarns are about him in some way, I guess this poem stemmed from our long rides around Mandurang bushland and the critters we used to meet on those rides.

• "What do you mean he wasn't dead?"
  by Michael Gatch

  “Fucking Judas!”

  It’s a bit vague, but given the context of mob affiliation and the title I think you guys can figure it out.

• BLOODY CAR SEATS
  by JaneAParis

  in my car / I went so far / I was driven there / by dirty people / the kind of people / who look through peepholes…

  I think this work speaks for itself. It is about political persecution.

• The Family Business
  by Louise Kuskovski

  Rule number one, take care of the blood.