by debrakennedy_34qzmr | Dec 3, 2024 | Continuing Story
Ikebukuro Let me start by saying that Bob and I did not intend to lose our granddaughter in the middle of Tokyo during a national emergency, even though she was behaving like an enfant terrible. We were just trying to get some rest. How could we have known what...
by debrakennedy_34qzmr | Apr 17, 2025 | Continuing Story
Evolution “We have to tell her parents,” Bob whispers. I blink and turn from the view of soaring evergreen trees and wide-open road, breathtakingly free of crushing crowds and frenetic traffic; just the odd white Tesla whooshing past or a semi-trailer slowing us down...
by debrakennedy_34qzmr | Jul 29, 2025 | Continuing Story
Trajectories Wednesday, 3 a.m. Tomorrow, really this afternoon, would be the day. The day Lucy would carry out her plan involving the Lee-Enfield rifle and revenge. But tonight, her beat-up black Honda Civic is rolling slowly along the deserted street beside the...
by debrakennedy_34qzmr | Jun 19, 2024 | Publications
Short story published in Quagmire Magazine
by debrakennedy_34qzmr | Jun 19, 2024 | Publications
Short story published in Persimmon Tree and WordCityLit