Digital Witness
The orange sunset bled across the skyline as Elena sat at her kitchen counter, picking at her dinner. Spinach leaves wilted under her fork, much like her spirit after three years o...
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The orange sunset bled across the skyline as Elena sat at her kitchen counter, picking at her dinner. Spinach leaves wilted under her fork, much like her spirit after three years o...
The padel court echoed with their shared frustration. Maria's racquet connected with the ball, sending it rocketing past David's defensive stance. Three hours they'd played, each v...
The papaya sat on the counter for three days before Elena noticed the fruit flies. They gathered in small, patient clouds near the stem, feeding on something that had already begun...
The papaya sat on the hotel room desk, too ripe and weeping sticky nectar onto the lacquered wood. Elena had bought it yesterday, laughing about how she'd never tried one before. N...
Elena climbed telephone pole #47 at 3 AM, the city sleeping below her. Her hands worked the fiber optic cable with muscle memory, threading light through dark veins of the city. Th...
Elena stood by the pool at midnight, the water reflecting the pyramid-shaped hotel looming above Las Vegas Boulevard. She adjusted her fedora, the hat Ethan had given her on their ...
The dog, Buster, wouldn't stop whining at the door. Eleven months of marriage, and the dog had better instincts than she did. Sarah stood in the kitchen holding her iPhone like evi...
Marcus stood before the bathroom mirror at 5:45 AM, dry-swallowing a vitamin D supplementβthe only thing standing between him and the bone-deep exhaustion of forty-seven years. The...
Mara checked her watch as she slipped into the booth at the back of the dimly lit bar. Her palm was sweating against the cold glass, leaving a condensation fingerprint that would v...
The orange was impossibly bright against the beige lounge chair. Maria peeled it slowly, letting the citrus scent cut through the humid afternoon air. She was supposed to be readin...
The December rain had been falling for three days straight when Elena found the fox in her backyard. It was curled beneath the ancient oak, its russet fur matted with mud, one hind...
The pool was empty except for her, doing laps at the resort in CancΓΊn where her company had sent its top twelve performers. Executive retreat. She'd heard it called a pyramid schem...