🗯️ Trivia by Arreshy Young
a narrator espouses on the recent plague of triviality infecting mankind
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👺 Monsters in the Tenement by Emma Burnett
hide and seek, monster style
⚒️ Some Things Never Change
balancing life as a prodigy scholar
🙏 A One-Sided Conversation with My Sister on the Topic of Hope by Mitchell Shanklin
putting hope to (good) use
🍾 Bottleneck by Steven Kay
getting caught up in restocking
⚒️ Friends From Far Away
a voice for the people
🛩️ The Terminal Destination by Kai Holmwood
a desire to move west
🎨 An Artist's Journey by Jon Clendaniel
a true genius inspires
⚒️ Slicker Than a Pig in a Duct
a tight squeeze
⚒️ You Only Have One Chance to Make a First Impression
One giant leap…
🦋 Am I the Asshole for Sacrificing My Friend to the Bloodmoth? by Ben Lockwood
a petty story of revenge
🍸 Sober by Thomas J. Misuraca
a meditation on a sober world
⚒️ Goldilocks In A Winter Coat
three vignettes about corporate greed and how humans endeavor
🧫 Mothership by S.T. Gillard
a search for a viable ecosystem
⚒️ Tension in the Spring
The watchmaker’s job is a trying one. A job that can only be done by a man, or a woman, with steady hands and an inventive mind.