pother
pother

pother

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n. commotion, fuss

Dinner time at the cat rescue prompts quite a pother.

Goldfish Grimm’s Issue 20 is out! Includes “The Call of Gold Cat”

Issue 20 of Goldfish Grimm’s Spicy Fiction Sushi is out! Includes my weird short story “The Call of Gold Cat”, plus an interview. This short story was heavily workshopped at Scribophile. Thank you to all the readers who provided guidance.

Issue also includes new flash fiction from Mari Ness, “Survival.”

Holy Table-of-Contents mates!

I hope you enjoy this raw fresh fiction. It’s good for you!

quakebuttock
quakebuttock

quakebuttock

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n. coward

A hissing kitten can make any large dog look like a quakebuttock.

kinkle
kinkle

kinkle

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n. kinkle

A curious cat meeting a candle is bound to result in a kinkled whisker.

irrecusable
irrecusable

irrecusable

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adj. cannot be rejected; irrefutable

The amount of hair on my clothes provides irrecusable evidence that I have pets.

chasmophilous
chasmophilous

chasmophilous

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adj. fond of nooks, crevices and crannies

As chasmophilous organisms, cats and carnations fit in anywhere.

intemerate
intemerate

intemerate

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adj. pure, undefiled, inviolate

In a house with cats, no unattended glass of water will remain intemerate.

tuism

tuism

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n. in some languages, the use of familiar second person where formal third person is expected

Pardon my tuism. When I said “you have to feed cats twice a day,” I meant the general “you.”