October 30th, 2009
“665: A Gloaming Gap Story” by Jeff Burkholder
A subtle buzz on his hip startled Tristan. It was easy to get lost in his strength training, particularly with the sounds of Wagner in his headphones. But the buzz from his pager told him that the Deacon needed to see him. Now.
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September 21st, 2009
“Sleep Tight: A Gloaming Gap Story” by Beth Dombach and Jeannine Burkholder
Dr. Frederick von Bedstein squirmed between the storage boxes and a few stray shoes under Emmi’s bed. It was too neat, and she no longer kept fun things under her bed. The only thing the least bit amusing he found was an old bell with bits of string tied to it, and the cat had already informed him that was NOT for him to play with, nor was it Emmi’s to share. Read the rest of this entry »
August 2nd, 2009
“Spirits in the Material World: A Gloaming Gap Story” by Vicky Burkholder and Jeff Burkholder
A wispy, ethereal cloud of steam slowly appears above my cup of coffee. As I marvel and admire its presence, though, I hear the harsh rattle of a doorknob. The door’s largely impotent chain sways erratically back and forth as my flatmate kicks at the door. Before I can get there to assist, she manages to shove it open, the door scraping a harsh moan on the ancient wooden floor of the entryway in the process.
July 14th, 2009
“The Resignation of the Succubus: A Gloaming Gap Story” by Jeannine Burkholder
February 14, 2009
Lamashtu Enterprises
613 Mara Lane, Suite 47
Gloaming Gap, PA 94823
Dear Ms. Lilith:
As you know I have been a trusted colleague and faithful employee here at Lamashtu Enterprises for most of my life. In that amount of time, I can say that I have found my employment here to be, on the whole, highly satisfying. I’m sure, however, that you are intimately acquainted with my increased frustration regarding my current assignment.
June 5th, 2009
“A Bloomin’ Mummy!: A Gloaming Gap Story” by Jeff Burkholder
I got cursed by a mummy today.
Yes, I’m serious! A real live mummy! Well, I guess “undead,” at any rate.
May 29th, 2009
Welcome to Gloaming Gap (pop. 5,472). A great place to visit, a better place to live, and absolutely the best place to be after that…