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Freedom Fiction Journal – An eclectic mix of all flavours of genre fictionFreedom Fiction Journal – An eclectic mix of all flavours of genre fiction Skip to content Freedom Fiction Journal Search for: Home About FFJ Twisted Tales adventure crime fantasy general literary paranormal romance scifi Annual Volumes since 2008 Editor’s Choice Submissions Closed Support FFJ Home About FFJ Twisted Tales adventure crime fantasy general literary paranormal romance scifi Annual Volumes since 2008 Editor’s Choice Submissions Closed Support FFJ Search for: Freedom Fiction Journal An eclectic mix of all flavours of genre fiction Freedom Fiction Journal An eclectic mix of all flavours of genre fiction Fiction / scifi February 21, 2026  by editor · Published February 21, 2026 Sample 46 by Paul Cesarini Disclaimer:This work is a piece of fiction and reflects the ideas, viewpoints, and creative decisions of the author alone. The publisher does not endorse, adopt, or assume responsibility or liability for any themes, depictions,... adventure / Fiction February 17, 2026  by editor · Published February 17, 2026 The Canyon of the Colorado by James T. Siburt Publisher’s Note and Disclaimer:This work is a piece of historical fiction and reflects the perspectives, language, and creative interpretations of the author alone. It portrays historical attitudes, events, and cultural viewpoints that may differ... Fiction / paranormal February 15, 2026  by editor · Published February 15, 2026 Surfing The Afterworld By Paul Hilding Surfing The Afterworld By Paul Hilding The line was long, but moving steadily, like an airport security maze on a busy day. The four of them had just arrived, and George was surprised to... Fiction / literary February 12, 2026  by editor · Published February 12, 2026 Sinner by Garry Harman Publisher’s Note and Disclaimer:This work of fiction reflects the views, interpretations, and creative choices of the author alone. Any depictions of historical figures, cultures, religions, or events are presented for narrative purposes and do... Fiction / paranormal February 8, 2026  by editor · Published February 8, 2026 Plutonian Shore By Nick Young Plutonian Shore By Nick Young The maelstrom had abated. Outside, yes; but within his tortured soul there was no respite; it raged on. Another night of torment enveloped him as he slumped at his... fantasy / Fiction February 6, 2026  by editor · Published February 6, 2026 Heart Hunter by Julia VanderPlaats Heart Hunter by Julia VanderPlaats William slowed Ares to a trot, entering the sleeping town as leaves scattered across the road like rats running into hiding. He glanced around, making sure he was unseen.... fantasy / Fiction February 4, 2026  by editor · Published February 4, 2026 Alien Wolves 3 by Tom Kropp EDITOR’S NOTE: You can read part one and part two of this series at FreedomFiction.com by following the below links. Alien Wolves by Tom Kropp (part one) – click hereAlien Wolves part 2 by... Fiction / paranormal January 30, 2026  by editor · Published January 30, 2026 Hiding in Plain Sight by David Margolin Hiding in Plain Sight by David Margolin A shrill repetitive chirping sound–impossible to ignore—shattered the quiet in Chris and Isabella’s second-story bedroom. It was 3 a.m. on the dot.  In the transition zone between... Fiction / general January 28, 2026  by editor · Published January 28, 2026 Trapped in an Elevator with an Enemy by Godfrey Green Trapped in an Elevator with an Enemy by Godfrey Green The elevator doors slowly closed. I was alone, except for one other person, I was vaguely aware of, over to the side and slightly in back... crime / Fiction January 27, 2026  by editor · Published January 27, 2026 The Rat Who Cried Wolf by Jon Wesick The Rat Who Cried Wolf by Jon Wesick “My next guest served as a mob soldier for the Arancini crime family. I’m Sarah June Donatello.” The talk show host adjusted eyeglasses that had lenses... adventure / Editor's Choice / Fiction January 22, 2026  by editor · Published January 22, 2026 Manchurian Gambit by R. K. Olson Manchurian Gambit by R. K. Olson On September 18, 1931, Japanese troops staged an explosion near the South Manchurian Railway outside Mukden (now Shenyang), China and blamed Chinese forces. This “false flag” operation, called... Fiction / general January 21, 2026  by editor · Published January 21, 2026 Churlish Acquaintance by Blanche Sunrise Churlish Acquaintance by Blanche Sunrise “What a pleasant surprise to see you. How long has it been? Gosh… A decade?” I said. The questions followed a long, convivial hug. An unexpected and charming splendour... Fiction / general January 19, 2026  by editor · Published January 19, 2026 The Freedom Road by Frederick Foote The Freedom Road by Frederick Foote My Aunt Ala said to me as I sat with her, “Boy Child, working will not set you free from forced labor and economic coercion. The harder your... Editor's Choice / Fiction / literary January 18, 2026  by editor · Published January 18, 2026 The Comic Who Stopped Joking Around by Eric Green The Comic Who Stopped Joking Around by Eric Green Patty Logan’s five golden rules of life seemed simple: 1. Expect Nothing. You’ll never be disappointed.2. Forget what I just said. (Expect something. You might... Fiction / literary January 15, 2026  by editor · Published January 15, 2026 The Only One She Can Rely On by Huina Zheng The Only One She Can Rely On by Huina Zheng Father says a divorced woman will be pointed at, talked about, and bring shame not only on herself but on the entire family. Outsiders... Fiction / literary January 15, 2026  by editor · Published January 15, 2026 Silkworms by Huina Zheng Silkworms by Huina Zheng She first remembered the sunlight streaming through the blinds, not the room itself. That beam, where dust danced with quiet grace, belonged to her. Someone was calling a name. For... Fiction / general January 15, 2026  by editor · Published January 15, 2026 Black Gold by Huina Zheng Black Gold by Huina Zheng The river stones glistened, each pressed with a few leeches, dark and blurred like ink spots. In the deeper water, more of them wait, unseen, too many to look... Fiction / scifi January 12, 2026  by editor · Published January 12, 2026 First Contact by J.D. Strunk First Contact by J.D. Strunk When the blast door slid open, it was all I could do to keep from gasping. I don’t know what I’d been expecting, exactly, but it was not this:... Fiction / general January 11, 2026  by editor · Published January 11, 2026 Afraid To Ask by Danyl A. Doyle Afraid To Ask by Danyl A. Doyle As a freshman in high school, I was thankful for Echo since she had a hard time talking like me. She stuttered so badly that no one... Fiction / paranormal January 10, 2026  by editor · Published January 10, 2026 The Wicker House by Plamen Vasilev The Wicker House by Plamen Vasilev The crash was terrible. Two cars and a tanker truck had crashed into each other. The truck was on fire and there were two bodies sprawled on the... fantasy / Fiction January 8, 2026  by editor · Published January 8, 2026 Dark Reunion: Titan Territory part II by Tom Kropp Editor’s Note: You can read part I of Titan Territory at FreedomFiction.com by clicking here. 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It is a primer on the… Bill Tope on The Canyon of the Colorado by James T. SiburtI thought James did a really creditable job of weaving history into a fluid, well-written historical narrative. The disclaimer given… Carlton Stowers on Sinner by Garry HarmanGarry Harmon has a lyrical style that will lead him to greater achievements in fiction. His novella, filled with on-target… Paul Hilding on Surfing The Afterworld By Paul HildingThank you Bill. I discovered surfing a bit late in life, but immediately loved it. I can't imagine a worse… Bill Tope on Surfing The Afterworld By Paul HildingI felt it coming, but it was still well done; this is George's hell: hiis frends enjoying what they loved… Bill Tope on Sinner by Garry HarmanGarry Harmon has provided a very believable backstory for elements of the traditonal passion play depicting the death of Christ.… Nick Young on Plutonian Shore By Nick YoungThank you, Jane. Jane Anderson Dalal on Plutonian Shore By Nick YoungOh, Nick, I loved this. It is very Poe like and your use of vocabulary is wonderful . You had… Nick Young on Plutonian Shore By Nick YoungVery kind, Bill. Thank you. Bill Tope on Plutonian Shore By Nick YoungNick has conjured an infinitely effective and shocking horror story. 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