Author

Story Boyle

Story Boyle hangs poems from trees in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. She graduated New College of Florida with a penchant for herding cats, smoking cigars, drinking coffee, and exploring abandoned buildings. Formerly the Director of the Peace River Center for Writers, she now sells technology by day and is a costumed language vigilante--The Word Collector--by night, keeping artfully arranged signifiers at storyboyle.com. Her poetry has been published by The American University of Paris's CORE: International Journal of the Humanities, and her flash fiction has appeared at www.firststopfiction.com.

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Suburban Pixies

***Editor's Warning: Mature language and situations in the story that follows*** "Look sideways to see 'em, Ben. You can't catch 'em straight on. Like this," India lowered her head, eyes drifting groundward. And they were there--Ben could see them finally, like a Magic-Eye…