creepy stories David Penn medium length stories Monday, October 26, 2026 The Fort by David Penn <i>Two children bully a schoolmate into showing them his secret fort, but there are hidden dangers.</i><br><br>It was Neil's idea, as I remember it, as most of our bright schemes were. <br><br>That long summer holiday we were bored, he and I, which, as most people know, can lead to serious consequences when you're thirteen. No school, and there was never much to do in Graevwych, but we had to make our mischief … Read more Labels: creepy stories David Penn medium length stories No comments:
criminal stories Lituo Huang medium length stories Friday, October 23, 2026 Death at the Double Kiss by Lituo Huang <i>Lonnie is cheating with Greg's wife and is found dead in the bathroom after a game of pool at the Double Kiss.</i><br><br>It wasn't supposed to snow as much as it did the night Lonnie got killed at the Double Kiss. <br><br><br>Two men guard the door of the pool hall. They don't work here. They exhale smoke into the dim evening air, snowflakes dancing around them. <br><br>My late father's brother Francis, who rec… Read more Labels: criminal stories Lituo Huang medium length stories 3 comments:
fantastic stories Jerry Petersen long stories Wednesday, October 21, 2026 The Girl Who Was Halfway There by Jerry Petersen <i>Paul Friedrich falls in love with a woman with an extraordinary ability that could be a blessing or a curse.</i><br><br>I remember that she was studying a Degas. Few other people were in the museum that day, it being working hours on a workday, and it was just the two of us in that room. <br><br>She was wearing a skirt with black leggings, a plum-colored blouse and quilted vest. Her hair was my favorite, one shade o… Read more Labels: fantastic stories Jerry Petersen long stories 2 comments:
futuristic stories John Leahy medium length stories Monday, October 19, 2026 Orbital Arbitrage by John Leahy <i> Jasper, a market analyst working after the split of the moon into two parts, develops an algorithm that predicts how the moons' forces affect market trading on Earth.</i><br><br>It started, as things often did in the early years of the Split Era, with a graph that made no sense. <br><br>Jasper Ganz - thirty-seven, brilliant, already semi-disgraced - was sitting in his apartment overlooking the Hudson, a half-dr… Read more Labels: futuristic stories John Leahy medium length stories 3 comments:
Paul Stapleton pick of the month real life stories short stories Friday, October 16, 2026 The Sturgeon at Trap Rock by Paul Stapleton <i>Stephen and his friend Farrell take an ill-advised raft trip on the Hudson River.</i><br><br>The bank below the ballfield was steep, and with the beach in sight, the two thirteen-year-old boys became impatient with their careful, sideways clamber down the steep embankment overgrown with weeds, which in some places were overgrown into trees. <br><br>"Let's just slide down," Stephen said. <br><br>They landed fe… Read more Labels: Paul Stapleton pick of the month real life stories short stories 9 comments:
