fantastic stories funny stories long stories Susan Taylor Friday, April 17, 2020 The Red Envelope by Susan Taylor <i>Unemployed demon Asta Roth starts looking for a new job in Hell; by Susan Taylor.</i><br><br> <i>Job Description:</i><br><br> A long term, team player needed for challenging, permanent work in a highly chaotic environment. All candidates must possess excellent communication skills and work variable hours, which may include days, nights, and weekends. Must be dependable and have a deep-seated dislike for humans. No compassio… Read more Labels: fantastic stories funny stories long stories Susan Taylor 5 comments:
futuristic stories James Rumpel pick of the month short stories Monday, April 13, 2020 Oh ANA by James Rumpel <i>Move over Siri, James Rumpel tells of a future when home assistants know what's best for you.</i><br><br> It was a glorious autumn afternoon. Michael Walker contemplated taking a short walk before heading to his apartment. It had been another uneventful day at work. It seemed that all Michael did at work was make short ineffective phone calls. The role of a salesperson had changed dramatically in the las… Read more Labels: futuristic stories James Rumpel pick of the month short stories 7 comments:
Ben O'Hara medium length stories real life stories Friday, April 10, 2020 Preserve by Ben O'Hara <i>Ben O'Hara's character tells a forgetful old lady a sweet story about Jack and Jennifer.</i><br><br> Although they were the same age, the man had to help the woman along, gently guiding her across the lawn to the bench. The hydrangeas behind it were in full bloom, nodding agreeably in the breeze. <br><br> "Who are you, again?" said the woman. Her tone wasn't abrupt, but there was a brusqueness… Read more Labels: Ben O'Hara medium length stories real life stories 3 comments:
Kevin McGeary medium length stories pick of the month real life stories Monday, April 6, 2020 Kobe Bryant and the Freedom Swimmer by Kevin McGeary <i>Basketball player Kobe Bryant is visiting Dongmen, China, and Hongbo stakes the custody of his child on meeting him; by Kevin McGeary.</i><br><br> Since dawn, Hongbo has been loitering outside the gate of his son's apartment complex. With graying bristles and hair tied back into a ponytail, he is in a state of dapperness that only an encounter with his thoroughbred ex-wife can inspire. <br><br> Holding their so… Read more Labels: Kevin McGeary medium length stories pick of the month real life stories 6 comments:
Christopher K Miller real life stories short stories Friday, April 3, 2020 Larry and Wanda by Christopher K. Miller <i>Christopher K. Miller's determinedly non-religious character is moved to pray for Larry and Wanda.</i><br><br> So I got this email from my Uncle Kenneth today with about a hundred names on the "To:" line because it's one of those genealogical type spammings (which used to be disseminated via daisy-chained snail-mailings called circle letters) that someone occasionally figures will be of int… Read more Labels: Christopher K Miller real life stories short stories 5 comments:
