Spring General Fiction Short Stories

A deposed leader uploads a god-complex selfie while his followers choke the city with holy yellow pollen bombs.

A condemned community garden becomes a battleground for two teens racing against a forty-eight-hour demolition deadline this spring.

Stacey monitors the Ministry's live feed as the Spring Renewal parade turns into a state-sponsored bloodbath on screen.

Len and Toby need ten thousand caps for rent. Instead, they find neon nylon and a warlord.

I walked into the abandoned greenhouse for biology notes, but I found the boy who ruined my life.

Maria holds the last liter of Hydros against a mob, her knuckles white against the heavy, clear plastic.

Max tries to sell hope in a frozen basement while the city’s plumbing turns into a solid ice block.

Sid wore a face that was not his own while the robots searched the trees for a heartbeat.

My phone fell into the compost, and the stranger who pulled it out broke my reality in half.