Stories by Foster Trecost

A Life Twice Told 2809 views
Cactus 2157 views
Eight States Away 1794 views
A Bar In Time 1703 views
Moon View Mountain Road 1355 views
Layover Memories 1070 views
Man In Hiding 1497 views
Bubble Gum and Paperback Books 1516 views
Happy Hour 1459 views
Brick Walls 1590 views
The Eyes of the Inmate 1025 views
Things Worth Saving 1630 views
Three Micros 1671 views
Crossties 1263 views
Chairs and Mirrors 1631 views
Dog Days 1357 views
Street Trash 1473 views
Something Other Than the Truth 1772 views
Small Change 1413 views
Cream-colored Berets and Big Fish 1598 views
Late Night Learning 1314 views
Train Whistles In Wintertime 1429 views
Frank Meets Francine 1739 views
Moving Up 1074 views
The Bicycle Mechanic 1513 views
The Next Happy Act 1374 views
Dream(ed) Life 1247 views
Neatly Creased Newspapers 866 views
A Boy and His Tire 1513 views
Invisible Grime 1342 views
Table Thoughts 1315 views
Plucked 1321 views
Wayward Souls 372 views
Second Thoughts 659 views
A Sliver of Light 1268 views
Arrivals and Departures 739 views
Micro Trilogy 1304 views
Three More Micros 1082 views
Shell of a Life 967 views
Heart Shaped Charms 597 views
Two 99's and a 64, or The Next Happy Act 841 views
Brucey 769 views
Payback (The Chair) 928 views
Framed Papers 768 views
A Writer Abroad 853 views
Second Steps 714 views
Empty Spaces 1303 views
Blank Checks 939 views
Misplaced Emotions 1256 views
House Next Door 937 views
Familiar Things 1259 views
Clocks 638 views
Fish Tales 767 views
Never Trust A Thief 1221 views
Bridges Are a Lot Like Long Corridors 1097 views
The Soup You're Served 752 views
Slightly Down And Off To The Left 473 views
There’s No Peace In The World 714 views

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About Me

I write stories that are mostly made up. They tend to follow my attention span: sometimes short, and sometimes very short.

I live near New Orleans with my wife and dog.

Any favorite authors? Books?

My favorite book is almost always the one I'm reading.