fantastic stories long stories Wils Hosken Wednesday, August 19, 2026 The Siren Song by Wils Hosken <i>Jordan wishes to prove his masculinity by hiring a sailing boat, and discovers something unexpected about himself.</i><br><br>"Yeah mom, I'm only renting the boat for a few days," Jordan said into the phone. <br><br>The thick sea air met with the slap of his shoes on the wooden boards of the dock. Gulls perched themselves above, their cacophonous cackling calls confirming his entry. The skies were cle… Read more Labels: fantastic stories long stories Wils Hosken No comments:
futuristic stories Karl Hyppolite long stories Monday, August 17, 2026 The Sky Beyond the Walls by Karl Hyppolite <i>In a world where language is paywalled, Elias longs to be able to tell his daughter a story he loved as a child.</i><br><br>Elias leaned back against the worn headboard, the glow of the StoryKeep app painting Maya's face in soft blue light. <br><br>"Can we read it, Daddy?" she asked, her curls spilling across the pillow, voice heavy with drowsiness. "The one you said was your favorite when you wer… Read more Labels: futuristic stories Karl Hyppolite long stories 3 comments:
funny stories Jim Parisi long stories Friday, August 14, 2026 Betty White Got Me Canceled by Jim Parisi <i>Benjamin gets caught in an online storm after making an ill-advised joke about Betty White's death.</i><br><br>"Were you drinking and posting last night?" my wife, Andrea, asked as she poured me a cup of coffee on what I thought was going to be a lazy Sunday morning. <br><br>"I had a couple of beers, and I was on my phone," I said, not sure what she was getting at. "So I guess I was tec… Read more Labels: funny stories Jim Parisi long stories 5 comments:
criminal stories John Grantner long stories Wednesday, August 12, 2026 The Rector's Tale by John Grantner <i>A morally bankrupt high school principal takes extreme measures against a bully in his school.</i><br> <b>1</b> <br>Brian Flaherty sauntered into my office, looking smug and self-assured as usual. "Shut the door and have a seat, Mr. Flaherty," I said. <br><br>He dropped into the chair across from my desk and slouched, smirking at me. Flaherty was a football star that every teacher granted an undeserved passing gra… Read more Labels: criminal stories John Grantner long stories 5 comments:
fantastic stories Laurel Hanson medium length stories pick of the month Monday, August 10, 2026 The Last Peddler of Arch by Laurel Hanson <i>A grieving merchant travels the dangerous Dread Road to sell her wares - if she can make it to town alive.</i><br><br>Hawthorn had been trekking for over a day and hadn't seen another living creature, not even a lizard, let alone a reaver. The Dread Road was safer than it used to be. She supposed she was to blame for that. <br><br>The sheer walls of the gorge trapped the heat, and the air rippled with it. It eve… Read more Labels: fantastic stories Laurel Hanson medium length stories pick of the month 7 comments:
