Merit Coba

Flash Fiction: Family Tradition

When they walked back from their parents grave, Jane confronted her older brother James about the yearly family dinner. “Now mother has passed away, can we stop eating boiled liver?” “You want to dishonor the memories of our parents?” James replied. “Mother ate it because father ate it..” “Mother always respected father.” “But father ate…

Merit Coba

16/04/2013

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family dinner, head of the family, Humor, Life, Short Stories

Flash Fiction: Walking Dead

The undead employees in his office didn’t make Henry panic. The Human Resource manager quickly ascended the nearest bookcase; the one containing files a650 to c1278. The unliving started to besiege him there, making guttural sounds and clawing gestures. Henry considered his options. He could either jump from bookcase to bookcase and possibly find safety that way.…

Merit Coba

16/04/2013

flash fiction, stories

short, short fiction, walking dead, workplace, zombies

Flash Fiction: Love Song

Love Song She popped up, with that crooked smile on her face, and strew butterflies all around. Then she skipped away over the beach, occasionally picking something up. A colorful flower? A curious rock? An odd piece of driftwood? At night, when she slept, I chased her shadows away. She was the maiden. I was…

Merit Coba

16/04/2013

fantasy, flash fiction, stories

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Merit Coba

21/06/2012

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