By Fatima Jawaid. Liam was a city commuter who took the same train every night after work. He often found himself lost in thought,...

By Patricia Nicole Tan. I stood by the roadside, lost and unmoored. I wore white, a soft dress that clung to me like a memory of...

By Sowmya Sreekanth. It was 11 past 10 by the time I clocked in for work that night. I had been a cashier slave at the Nightfall Emporium...

By Simon Collinson. I had been told a new nightclub was a place to avoid. “Inferno” they called it. It had a terrible and frightful...