Monthly Archives: February 2014

MATCHMAKERS

Posted on February 22, 2014 by A. L. Kaplan

“This one’s a sceptic,” said Yenta. Clarence looked at the man curled up on the hay in Pete Forrester’s barn. “He’s here isn’t he?” “But he doesn’t believe.” “Yenta, look at him. All alone in a dilapidated barn. The man’s … Continue reading →

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GUIDING LIGHT

Posted on February 17, 2014 by A. L. Kaplan

Grogan yanked the huge oil drum up another step. He was almost to the top of the lighthouse now. Pain lanced his arm, but he ignored it. He had to light a beacon and save the ships headed for the … Continue reading →

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MUDDY PAWS

Posted on February 7, 2014 by A. L. Kaplan

Brown eyes look up at me, filled with such longing. They seem to ask “Are you the one?” Do you want me?” Black fur, smooth and shiny. My fingers sink into its softness. A small spattering of white decorates her … Continue reading →

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SENTRY

Posted on February 1, 2014 by A. L. Kaplan

Devil’s tongue hung down, heat from the midday sun scorched the lookout rock. In the canyon below a small band of humans struggled through the twists and turns, heading straight for the Black Canyon pack’s den. The scent of dry … Continue reading →

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