Aback
When my sister invented time travel I was taken aback. She offered very little in the way of explanation; her coy smile and her fists clenched into tiny balls at […]
Aba
The people of the village often wondered what was underneath the old aba of Taj Hafez. He was never seen without it. Not inside the village anyway. But Taj Hafez […]
Aardwolf
I went as far south as I could, carrying my rifle, my canteen, and a big American hat I found floating in the Gulf of Aden. I walked until my […]
Aardvark
“May I ask,” said the aardvark, “where you are going?” “I will be happy to tell you where I am going,” I said. “I am an ant. And I am […]
A
The big fat A fell from the sky and struck Rhoda on the head. She pitched forward, away from her stool, her skirt blustering over like the spasm of a […]
Pierce Nahigyan 