Short Stories The Last Duty 24 Oct 201920 Nov 2021 "I am surprised that anyone would come to look for me in my little abode, I'm a man of little consequence." The old hermit bumbled through his cupboards, looking for…
Short Stories Does What He Must 11 Jul 201918 Nov 2021 "A man doesn't do what he can. He does what he must." Those were the last words my father said to me before he left to fight in the great…
Short Stories A Minute at a Time 13 Dec 201812 Nov 2021 Christopher slowly cracked the door open, taking a peek into his son's bedroom. Heavy curtains shaded the room in a perpetual dusk, and it took his eyes a moment to…
Lessons Following Footsteps 10 Dec 201812 Nov 2021 Children tend to look like their parents. You've probably noticed this. Not only that, but they tend to act like them, too. For most of my life I merely attributed…
Short Stories Cursed 6 Dec 201812 Nov 2021 Talce had gray, reflective eyes, devoid of any perceivable irises. Indeed they appeared less like eyes than polished, metal balls that had been inserted into his sockets. Those eyes had…
Short Stories Revenger of Blood 8 Nov 201812 Nov 2021 In ancient Jewish society there existed a unique law to deal with the accidental killing of another. The man that was guilty of the manslaughter was permitted to flee to…
Short Stories The Basketball in the Water 1 Nov 201812 Nov 2021 Fidgety Frank. Denise always came up with nicknames to help her remember new patients, and alliteration was one of her favorite methods. Of course, "fidgety" would be a fitting description…
Lessons For the Children 23 Jul 201810 Nov 2021 I am both the father of a toddler and an animation enthusiast. Combined together, these mean that I read and watch a lot of children's content and, as a result, have…
Short Stories Caterpillars 3 May 20188 Nov 2021 WHAM! The door to the living room slams open and the master of the house enters, a good deal more quickly than he’d intended. It couldn’t be helped, though. One…
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