Contemporary Fiction and Winter Short Stories
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The Water's Memory
by Leaf RichardsA small apartment, cold and still, gradually fills with steam and the scent of cheap soap, reflecting a shift from external cold to internal clarity, which is then disrupted by an unexpected, ominous message.
Vandalism
by Winter City StoriesThe biting pre-dawn cold of a Winnipeg winter morning outside the Canvas & Rust gallery. The air is sharp and still, smelling of frozen pavement and exhaust. A massive, shockingly vibrant mural covers one entire brick wall, its fresh paint clashing with the old, weathered facade. The silence is broken only by the distant hum of the city waking up.