Stories

By Jian Sierra: This is not a legend. It is the life story of a single father who loved his son with all his heart. I repeat, this is not a legend.

Another anthropomorphic story from the deranged mind of Lee Wilson. This time it’s a traffic light who happens to be one block away from where the Super Bowl was recently held. What havoc might be caused by Ryg?

All while she watches, quietly, in the night, a survivor lives with the consequences of surviving. Drowning in guilt and shame, can he let another in?

Existentialist vignette play

This is based on prompt #144:

Describe your favorite place in summer. Make us feel it.

Short Story: A group of teenagers work to raise money for a particular cause.

Some poetic offerings based on the anthology theme of "Diversity". The Haiku included here are a departure from the usual and expected subject of nature, more reflective of inner turmoil.

This is an experiment. I attempted to write a chamber slice-of-life piece: small space, small number of characters, two actually, not counting the cats.

My take on the writing prompts: 304 and 307

Based on Prompt 689

First Line: "If you die on me, I'll never forgive you."