Maria Elsser - The Navigator

Glitter

Posted by Maria Elsser | Sep 24, 2019 | Fiction, In Print, Literature

It took Lydia five minutes to pry Pointer away from the door, where he growled and barked incessantly. With one hand buried in his silken gold coat she cracked the door with the other, the dog howling in distress. “Can’t you...

For your safety, please hold on

Posted by Maria Elsser | Mar 17, 2019 | Fiction

Stop #117 — Kingly and Seventh — 6:54 AM He woke and slowly detangled his body from hers, folding...

Charged, with love

Posted by Maria Elsser | Feb 15, 2019 | Fiction, Literature

We met in the local mall. I was hanging out in a department store when he walked in. I noticed him...

Sunflowers

Posted by Maria Elsser | Jan 25, 2019 | Fiction, Literature

In the belly of the Blue Moon room, two young prostitutes thrashed on the soiled floor, unable to...

Retirement Planet

Posted by Maria Elsser | Dec 13, 2018 | Fiction, Literature

It was a quiet Sunday morning, the skies grey and dripping, so Gerald decided to skip his morning...