To Keep the Wound Green – New Literary Fiction

A New Short Story from Literally Stories

To Keep the Wound Green – New Literary Fiction

To Keep the Wound Green – New Literary Fiction for you, my readers, because you are wonderful! My latest story, To Keep the Wound Green, just went live at the great online ‘Zine Literally Stories. To Keep the Wound Green is set in a French village amidst the horrors of World War One. This tale begins and ends with funerals that feature very odd-sized coffins. A young woman dead and there is enough blame to fill the trenches. And behind everything there is a hard patriarch who demands a bloody justice. I want to throw out a huge shout-out and thanks to the wondrous editors at Literally Stories for their continued support of my fiction work.

Read To Keep the Wound Green NOW!

To Keep the Wound Green is a available now as a free, online read. Just mash the big “Read Now” button that appears below. The online ‘Zine Literally Stories is free for your reading pleasure. So just follow the link, which will take you directly to the story and you’re in! I hope that you enjoy reading this story as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Read To Keep the Wound Green

Or, if you’re button phobic, here is the link to my latest new literary fiction at Literally Stories. The story is there for your reading pleasure, so what are you waiting for?

More Stories Going Live This Month!

The month of March was been the wildest run of accepted stories ever! Ten acceptances came strutting through the hallowed gates last month and April has yielded four more so far. As a result, expect many more stories going live in the coming months. It goes without saying that you should stay tuned to the MEF posts and newsletter for updates and publishing announcements.

If you’re in the mood for a longer read, how about a novel to help pass the Time of Corona? Here is a link to my latest book, “Breaking the Bundles.” This great conspiracy novel is available at fine online booksellers.

Breaking the Bundles

Because I love you, my amazing readers, let me say keep reading, stay healthy, be kind, and Ciao for Now!

Marco Etheridge

Marco Etheridge is a writer of prose, an occasional playwright, and a part-time poet. He lives and writes in Vienna, Austria. His work has been featured in over one hundred reviews and journals across Canada, Australia, the UK, and the USA. His story “Power Tools” has been nominated for Best of the Web for 2023. “Power Tools” is Marco’s latest collection of short fiction. When he isn’t crafting stories, Marco is a contributing editor for a new ‘Zine called Hotch Potch. In his other life, Marco travels the world with his lovely wife Sabine. Website: https://www.marcoetheridgefiction.com/