Chaos – a short story by Naomi Trenier

Chaos In the city. My body shakes as the pounding footsteps of a grotesque unending millipede army drown every surface, flowing to and from work, in the tube stations, on the buses, in the bars, in the restaurants, by the rivers. I try not to touch anything, tube...

Waste Not … a short story by Azariah France-Williams

Our headlong head strong embrace of the new revolution left the majority behind. But then again the future has always been the present for the rich, and the poor have always been consigned to the past. Once quantum computing had been unleashed by an accelerated...

Reality – a short story by Naomi Trenier

To the reader, heads up: this profound story contains mature themes Naomi Trenier is an author and speaker from the UK.  CLICK HERE for her humorous and subversive thoughts on Why and How Should I Pray? + + + + + The plastic cover sticks to my legs as I...

Electing a king or Embracing King Jesus – Bob Ekblad

This Epiphany as we celebrate God’s self-revelation as King Jesus, I am struck by the extreme danger of choosing to trust in self, other gods and human rulers. Today in America, Western Europe and beyond people are expressing their desire for stronger, more...