Apple pieCherry PiePumpkin pieBlackberry pieGaloreEating all no choreAnnual hometown pie contestNo more, no less!But what's this?Who's gagging?Mrs. Smith?Oh no!If it weren't for the pie!We don't want anyone to die!Let's stop … Continue reading Whoops! by Carol Schupp Star
The Pie Revenge by Ted Cox
I’m not quite sure, but I seem to be lying on my back on the floor with people standing around me and I’m passing in and out of consciousness. There … Continue reading The Pie Revenge by Ted Cox
Piezazz by Edward Pontacoloni
Editor’s note: The following narrative is by Homer Agee, the judge of the 2020 Warren County Harvest Fair pie contest. Mr. Agee did not know that one of the pies … Continue reading Piezazz by Edward Pontacoloni
A Poisoned Pie by B.L. Miller
The annual pie contest in Starglow took place every 8th of May. Somehow, I got roped into being one of the judges this year. There were two other judges, Nina … Continue reading A Poisoned Pie by B.L. Miller
Poisoned Pie Contest by Jane VanCantfort
Nannie Doss’ Award Winning Apple Prune Pie The county fair was back in full force this year, they had cancelled it when the pandemic struck, and it was a huge … Continue reading Poisoned Pie Contest by Jane VanCantfort
Hazards of Pie Contests by Eilene Susan Wenner
Ate some pies;Then I died;Don’t know why;A person would try;to kill some judges;who only desired;to give out some ribbons;to the best local pie-er; The hospital, to give them their due;Were … Continue reading Hazards of Pie Contests by Eilene Susan Wenner
Pie Number 2 by June Hannay Kosier
My name is Elizabeth Crocker and I am going to tell you about the day I thought I was going to die. It was in September of 2019 at the … Continue reading Pie Number 2 by June Hannay Kosier
Helping Out by by Duane L. Herrmann
“Why don't you ask Granma to help you?” Orion's mother suggested.“But she'd dead!” He objected.“So? That only means she won't be distracted by other things she has to do here,” … Continue reading Helping Out by by Duane L. Herrmann
Seeking Cozy Mystery by Diane Kendall Stevens
“I need a cozy murder mystery to snuggle up with,” Jenny said, looking out the window at the rain, which was bringing down the remaining yellow and red leaves in … Continue reading Seeking Cozy Mystery by Diane Kendall Stevens
