River And from that moment on, and until the time that he left home to begin his own life away from his father, his summers would routinely include many visits to the river with his father and the hated fishing rod. By Ann Simpson-Stamos The fish just weren’t biting right now. He removed his shoes
Buffet “Buffet” is my short story. It was originally part of a twelve-story manuscript intended for publication elsewhere. Screw it. Read it here first. By John G. Stamos Buffet John G. Stamos Jesus. How much can she put away? The woman sat with her back to Anderson, three booths away. She was average in terms
Wanderlust “Wanderlust” is my latest work of short fiction, and it’s right here, published for the first time in The Renaissance Garden Guy. By John G. Stamos Wanderlust John G. Stamos The main trouble with apartment life, Roger thought, was the rent you had to pay. Rent was the biggest and most disease-laden fly in
Marble “Marble” is my brand new short story, published for the first time ever right here in The RGG. I churned it out just this evening and I really hope you like it. By John G. Stamos Marble John G. Stamos Ken squeezed the appointment in on the day before his insurance ran out. At
Kathy and Stan “Kathy and Stan” is my original short story. It’s supposed to be part of a collection of my short fiction that’s currently languishing in publishing limbo. But it ain’t a bad read, so screw it, I’m publishing it here in The RGG first. Here you go… By John G. Stamos Kathy and
Porcelain, Tile, and Brass “Porcelain, Tile, and Brass” is my original short story, published for the first time, right here in The Renaissance Garden Guy. By John G. Stamos Porcelain, Tile, and Brass John G. Stamos The outbuilding sat on the periphery of a fenced coal mining operation’s property. It was small, made of brick,
“The Marfan Man” by Guest Writer Eva Newcastle “The Marfan Man” by guest writer Eva Newcastle marks the supremely talented novelist’s debut here on The Renaissance Garden Guy. You’ll not soon forget this brilliant, achingly beautiful short story. Greetings, readers and subscribers. I’m honored and thrilled to welcome a very special guest writer to The
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