Author

H. L. Fullerton

H.L. Fullerton lives in New York and writes fiction--mostly speculative, occasionally about dragons--which is sometimes published in places like Buzzy, Penumbra, Flash Fiction Online, and now Daily Science Fiction.

All the Time in the Sky

Do you remember the day the sun split in two? We thought it was an eclipse, at first--the way the sky darkened, how the sun faded into a shadow of itself--and we watched the heavens reflected in that stupid Italianate birdbath you adored, hand in hand as song birds went silent…

Eyelet You Go

SHARE THE FUNNEST ITEM OF CLOTHING YOU'VE WORN. At the party someone, I forget who--we were all wasted by then--asked, What's the funniest item of clothing you've ever worn? It wasn't quite the non sequitur it sounded. Gertie had decorated her place with those cheesy…

Where There is Treasure

Felix bumps into me and I drop my rock. An embarrassing sound caws from my stupid throat. Over a rock. But I can't help it. I need my rock. Mom calls it a worry stone. I have a bunch of them--different worries, different shapes. Different colors. The one Felix knocked from my…