fantastic stories funny stories Kyle Brandon Lee medium length stories Friday, February 28, 2020 A Fine Piece of Silver by Kyle Brandon Lee An arrogant and amoral hunter seeks a mythical lion that is not really a lion; by Kyle Brandon Lee. "Many legends contain at least a single nugget of truth and in most legends, that nugget is dung." Resian Proverb Poking the dead beast elicited no response. "No matter how many times you do that, it will not change," Arkus Roselek stated as he watched his younger partner con… Read more Labels: fantastic stories funny stories Kyle Brandon Lee medium length stories 4 comments:
criminal stories Leona Upton Illig medium length stories Monday, February 24, 2020 The Luck of the Draw by Leona Upton Illig Phoebe's grandfather has quit taking his prize dog Lucky to dog shows, but he has one last outing in store; by Leona Upton Illig. "So... tell me again why your grandfather quit?" She lifted the washcloth from her forehead and looked at him. He was settled down, deep in the faded paisley armchair, with his feet up. She could just make out his curly hair above the newspaper he held i… Read more Labels: criminal stories Leona Upton Illig medium length stories 5 comments:
creepy stories Gregory Patrick Travers medium length stories Friday, February 21, 2020 Boiler Room by Gregory Patrick Travers Stacey is bullied at school after having had an abortion - is there anyone she can trust? By Gregory Patrick Travers. Slut. Whore. Baby killer. The horrible names they called her and their cold, piercing stares remained burned in her brain, playing over and over in her head on repeat. When she was in class, when she was at her locker, when she was in the bathroom - there was nowhere Stacey was sa… Read more Labels: creepy stories Gregory Patrick Travers medium length stories 7 comments:
real life stories Rosemary Johnson short stories Monday, February 17, 2020 The Mummy Track by Rosemary Johnson A young mother longs to make more of her career, but dare she ask her husband to make a sacrifice for her? By Rosemary Johnson. Wake up, Rod. I have to talk to you, please. Now. I know it's early, but listen to me, please. I've been meaning to say this for... you don't know how long... but, whenever I open my mouth to speak, something else happens, something more important, more urge… Read more Labels: real life stories Rosemary Johnson short stories 8 comments:
funny stories Kathleen R Sands medium length stories pick of the month Friday, February 14, 2020 The Further Adventures of Corky the Killer by Kathleen R. Sands A three-inch representation of the syphilis bacterium is chosen to run as the opposition party candidate for President of the USA; by Kathleen R. Sands. Corky opened his eyes. Where was he? Everything here was fat, not flat. A bookcase hulked against a wall, a Sputnik light fixture loomed overhead, and a blue-suited hand puppet slumped on a desk. Corky blinked at the puppet's sulfur-yellow ha… Read more Labels: funny stories Kathleen R Sands medium length stories pick of the month 8 comments: