Marry Her by Daryna Gvozdetska

I was waiting for it for several months.

Holiday Memories by Daryna Gvozdetska

Every year I come to my parents on December 30

The Old Man’s Sleep by Maria Panfiorova

Shihi followed Áedammair further into the catacombs.

The Sun by Maria Panfiorova

The sun came upstairs,

As a Child by Andrii Lysenko

He was an ordinary boy until

Here I am by Andriy Stoudysky

Here I am, lying on the red carpet.

The News by Andrii Lysenko

“I think I am pregnant”

The Meeting by Andrii Lysenko

I was sitting in a cafe

The Magical City by Andrii Lysenko

One of my coolest memories is visiting

Diptych by Maria Panfiorova

As the time was going by and clock’s ticking was carving,

Companion by Yulia Kolomiets

I always loved to travel by car.

Bradley and his World by Natalia Titovich

Bradley was just a man.

November 29 by Margarita Makarova

On our planet secrets are currency.

Deja vu by Julia Gordijchenko

It's said, before we are born, we have a few seconds

November Weather and Its Consequences by Zakhar Manukhov

Jack left the house and set off briskly toward

The Stranger in a Cafe by Dasha Kudenko

A young and beautiful,

The Person I Admire by Daria Kudenko

 In this world, there is a woman that

Augustine by Maria Samovarova

Augustine’s first memory was on his 6th birthday,

Jack Meets Dr. Potter by Zakhar Manukhov

Acquaintance with the partners’ parents is always

Inconceivable by Margarita Tokareva

How many doors are there in Mogilyanka?

Red or White? by Lisa Chernyavska

Lily and Lucy went down the stairs.

Diptych by Maria Panfiorova

As the time was going by

Living for Two by Anfisa Doroshenko

I am scared to death.

Close your Eyes by Daria Kudenko

— Close your eyes, Steve. There is still a little more.

Something by Vlada Melnychuk

There is a lot of rusty leaves below my feet.

Jorgen by Danylo Klochko

Jorgen was born in 1280

Mon Cher Ami by Maria Samovarova

They met at  the gardens of the Palais-Royal at 10pm.

He Ceased to be Afraid of Death by Anfisa Doroshenko

Mr Brodbeck, an acclaimed scientist and a real snob,

Black Wires by Liza Chernyavska

If hairs can be wires, black wires grow on her head.

Gentleman by Liza Chernyavska

The summer park.

Pre-Introduction by Maria Panfiorova

The sundials were tumbled into white pebbles.

Happy by Liza Chernyavska

Red lipstick and sharp highheels

The Humanity was Almost Dead by Daria Yakunina

They were sitting speechless around the table

The Small Things by Margarita Makarova

Craig smiled happily and drunk again.

Ancestors' Legacy by Danylo Klochko

To the Chef of Xenoarcheological Division of Tariz

After the Storm by Maria Panfiorova

Gav failed the exam.

What a Wonder by Daryna Gvozdetska

Coral is far more red than her lips' red.

Magic of Inner Bonfire by Daryna Gvozdetska

It was a pleasure to burn,

The Mission by Andrii Lysenko

Bob joined the army on the first day of the civil war.

Note #76zw31 by Anfisa Doroshenko

EDEM-3

An Emerald Ring by Anfisa Doroshenko

Their country house created the great impression

Dialogue Between Rick and Morty about Summer by Vlada Melnychuk

M: ⟝ Rick, we need to talk.

Pastor's Verdict by Julia Gordijchenko

A group of armed people attacked the city.

The Nuclear Love by Margarita Makarova

Love is like the earthquake.

The Fragrant Acquaintance by Daria Yakunina

Dartford – the town in the South of England

Her Garden by Margarita Tokareva

It was an abandoned house.

Secret Thoughts by Danylo Klochko

- Hello Mrs. Jones,

Before We Begin by Danylo Klochko

- So, before we begin,

Fatal Scarf by Daria Kudenko

It all started with: «I did not finish to write

Dead Couples by Zakhar Manukhov

There are some couples which I could call “dead”.

On The Count of Three by Daria Yakunina

The small corner room at the end of the corridor