Compact Only
The bus dropped me at the end of the gravel road at four in the afternoon.
Amateur fiction writer in Bagdad, Arizona, keeping company with a noisy parakeet and a crisp Riesling in the summer. Expect Romance and Erotic Couplings with grown-up characters (30s), specific places, and workplace. I read every comment even when I am slow to reply. Hope you find something here worth bookmarking. Ranked by how many readers finish them. Some are free to read in full; the rest open with a free preview.
Get a note when Midnight Stage publishes something new.
The bus dropped me at the end of the gravel road at four in the afternoon.
I'd been on the ship for eleven weeks when I decided I was done pretending the passenger lounge was my scene.
I teach swim lessons at a public pool in a town where the fog burns off by ten and everyone over forty has a surfboard in the garage.
My name is Sal and I'm thirty-four years old, and for the last fourteen months I have been a lunatic about a jukebox.
*This story was born from a love of warm, nostalgic romance and the idea of two people trying to hold onto each other despite life's…
I turned off the county road at seven in the morning with my truck windows down and the fair already waking up around me, and I thought…