Read a collection of Nature short stories and flash fiction pieces from the Summer Short Stories project. (Page 10)
Shawn hides a quantum syrup rig in the summer heat while his cousin leaks the location to influencers.
The sun refuses to go down and the bears are starting to figure out we have no place to hide.
Dave carried fifty pounds of experimental seeds into the wet woods while the mosquitos ate his ankles.
Melissa wiped soot from her cracked phone screen, watching the drone footage load as the valley filled with smoke.
Brody hit the wet sand coughing up thick water. It moved on his chin like wet ash.
Arnie gets stuck in the marsh while trying to save a heron, forcing an unlikely alliance with a developer.
Inside a Winnipeg diner, Moses listens to Jeffrey explain why nature only spares the pure of heart tonight.
A disgraced mountain guide races against a flash flood to stop a teen from live-streaming his final exit.
The ice screamed under the weight of fifteen hundred pounds of panicked muscle. We had to move.