Stories

A young man wakes to find himself in a life that defies everything he ever deemed possible...
Is he able to leave his old life behind and accept his new life in a world that makes little sense and offers to break him at every turn?

The story of how I met the love of my life back in our old teacher days, and how we almost got fired.

Tyson and Mariposa escaped that night of true malice. Now they hide away from everything they knew in Oregon, far far away from New York. Can they survive? And what of the boy who hates Tyson on the spot?

Tristan, desperate for Nathan to fall in love with him, makes a disastrous deal in order to make that a reality.

Sienna’s never been kissed and she’s perfectly happy with that. Atleast that’s what she tells herself. Then Lauren Newberger comes along and shakes things up. But a happy ending isn’t destined for all.

I had had many chances to hook-up, but I wasn’t built that way. Of course, there was the obvious fumbling with others growing up, nothing more serious than a couple of hand jobs after high school which left me unfulfilled. Anita Bryant, Jerry Fallwell, Newt Gingrich along with the not so moral majority, with their contract on America was unsettling to say the least. Gay boys and men were dying, and no one knew why, and much less interested in finding out why. To the best of my understanding, it was virtually impossible to catch AIDS or venereal diseases from your hand, warts maybe, eyeglasses were a risk I’d take. Then Mikey entered my life…

A man wakes up to find a stranger standing over him.

More tongue-in-cheek flash fiction
by Dagobert

Life for Marcel used to be so perfect. Now all that is gone and he is struggling to move on. With the help of his friends, he tries to find again what he has lost.

I used to be like you. I used to think that the zombie apocalypse would be kinda fun and exciting. I secretly hoped it would happen like everyone else. But that’s because, like you, I thought it would be like all the videogames or movies or books. Let me tell you one thing though: It’s not even close.