Brian Clark funny stories short stories Friday, May 22, 2026 Something is Afoot by Brian Clark <i>Scotty has escaped from his uncaring humans, but without his lifelong partner Angus.</i><br><br>The moderator cleared his throat loudly and waited for the room to quiet down. <br><br>"Hello, everyone. Welcome to another meeting of our little therapy group. First item of business: we've finally come up with a name for our self-help club. We're calling it Suddenly Single. I think you know why we picked th… Read more Labels: Brian Clark funny stories short stories 2 comments:
Daniel Joseph Day fantastic stories medium length stories Wednesday, May 20, 2026 My Eyes Were Still Blue by Daniel Joseph Day <i> A lonely young man has a medical condition that is causing him to gradually disappear.</i><br><br>I've been turning invisible since I was thirteen. I swear it began when Rebecca Styles rejected me in front of the entire class and I'd wished so hard to disappear. I explain this to the doctor; she laughs. <br><br>'No, no.' she shakes her head then leans forward on her chair. 'It's a degenerat… Read more Labels: Daniel Joseph Day fantastic stories medium length stories 5 comments:
funny stories futuristic stories John McAuliffe short stories Monday, May 18, 2026 Hologram Sam's by John McAuliffe <i>David considers a radical image overhaul at Hologram Sam's.</i><br><br>David entered the studio and was met by a smiling man who offered his hand and said, "Hi, I'm Sam, and I am who I am, but <i>you</i> can be anyone." <br><br>"Hi Sam, I'm -" <br><br>"David. David Tipton." <br><br>"Yes." <br><br>"I have you right here." Sam raised the tablet in his left hand. "Come with me."… Read more Labels: funny stories futuristic stories John McAuliffe short stories 10 comments:
medium length stories Philip Graubart real life stories Friday, May 15, 2026 Rise Up My Love By Philip Graubart <i>A rabbi prepares her skeptical daughter for bat mitzvah while helping a devout terminally ill woman convert to Judaism.</i><br><br>"Rabbi Judith. I just... I think I might be dying." <br><br>Kristine spoke in a clear, bell-like voice. I might even say healthy voice - not the kind of voice that's struggling to choke out her last words. Still, the sentiment didn't shock me. She was, in fact, dying. J… Read more Labels: medium length stories Philip Graubart real life stories 3 comments:
Philip Cesario real life stories short stories Wednesday, May 13, 2026 Emile by Philip Cesario <i>In 1961, young Michael hangs out with Emile Khalid, owner of the small New York book store his father works at.</i><br><br>Emile Khalid once had a fedora, a broken window, a red cat, and a black foot. Although not at the same time. <br><br>French and Syrian at the root, with an intellect honed at the Ecole des Beaux-Artes in Paris, he was an enthusiastic émigré to America, erstwhile artist, alleged Communist, unaba… Read more Labels: Philip Cesario real life stories short stories 8 comments:
