Dr Suvajeet Duttagupta futuristic stories very short stories Monday, June 22, 2026 Hallowed Be Thy Beans by Dr. Suvajeet Duttagupta <i>A guy makes a REALLY strong cup of coffee. </i><br><br>The matte black bag arrived without a return address, vacuum-sealed and heavy enough to feel like lead. I had shelled out forty pounds for a boutique roast labelled 'Espresso Self', a name so pun-heavy I almost regretted the purchase before I'd even broken the seal. I had found the listing on a buried, text-only forum frequented by neuro-hack… Read more Labels: Dr Suvajeet Duttagupta futuristic stories very short stories 2 comments:
Harshita Mishra medium length stories real life stories Friday, June 19, 2026 Under the Ring Road by Harshita Mishra <i>Mr. Ranjan is employed as a chaffeur for Vishwas and Malti Gupta, and tries to keep a professional distance, until Malti confides in him.</i><br><br>When Malti slid into the back seat, Mr. Ranjan was fiddling with the knob of the heat regulator. The panel outlet blasted warm air into the expanse of the car, long enough for the windows to begin fogging up against the unceremonious arrival of a somber October … Read more Labels: Harshita Mishra medium length stories real life stories 2 comments:
Dean Opseth funny stories medium length stories Wednesday, June 17, 2026 The Office Oracle by Dean Opseth <i>A new vending machine dispenses advice that changes the atmosphere in Nick's office.</i><br><br>Cheese crackers, that was my thing. I braved the break room back in the day - the pushing, the crowding - just to claim a place in the vending machine line, waiting for my turn with the stainless steel god. Secret fact: never cared for the taste. Cheddar dust on a communion wafer. I was in it for the receipts.… Read more Labels: Dean Opseth funny stories medium length stories 9 comments:
funny stories Nicholas Spitzman short stories Monday, June 15, 2026 A Second Opinion by Nicholas Spitzman <i>A man goes to great lengths to avoid a dental procedure, and his dentist is unwillingly complicit.</i><br><br>My dentist retired and Dr. Sorensen took over his practice. I went in for my cleaning and she told me unapologetically that my lower left second molar was cracked and that it needed a crown. <br><br>"Can we just keep monitoring, and if it gets worse, we do the crown?" I asked. <br><br>"We could, but i… Read more Labels: funny stories Nicholas Spitzman short stories 8 comments:
creepy stories futuristic stories long stories Ty Chellew Friday, June 12, 2026 The Perfect Brain by Ty Chellew <i>When a widowed father of two is diagnosed with terminal cancer, he is offered a futuristic experimental treatment that seems too good to be true.</i><br><br>"Are you really going to shoot him, Bruce?" <br><br>My wife's voice is a mere whisper, and I barely hear her implore; I can't focus on that right now. I stare down the sight of my Glock at Cal. Or whoever Cal has become - because the man I'… Read more Labels: creepy stories futuristic stories long stories Ty Chellew 7 comments:
