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Working Title: Homicidal High
Driving through the moonlit countryside, Charlene built her story for missing curfew. Good grades might allow her to dodge the brunt of her parent’s anger. While the missing windshield would be tough to explain; her biggest problem was resting on … Continue reading
Low Brass In The Wild
Bubba threw another clarinet on the campfire. This year, he promised himself that he’d take marching season seriously this year. The bitter, cold Fall wind swept over his make-shift camp. He felt the rush of blood into his lungs with … Continue reading
Death In A Red Dress
Her mind wandered from the moment. This evening would end like all of the others. She would have another soul; the man, sitting on the barstool before her, would die. You always remember the first time, smiling at the thought. … Continue reading
The Deskjob From Hell
The silk shirt slid easily under his tailored jacket. His hand reflexively touched his silk tie then came to rest on his lap. He didn’t want to be here. The once calming desktop landscape of a stapler, tape dispenser and … Continue reading
The Impact Of Leon
Tired of his daily mundane corporate existence, Leon decided to pursue his dream of becoming a superhero. He accepted that his crime-fighting origin was no more mysterious than picking out a post-Halloween costume sale. He struggled for weeks for his … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, fiction, Humor, short story
Tagged bean, brown, costume, creativity, crimefighting, fiction, Leon, muse
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Who’s Afraid Of Canadians?!?!
Having the right wrestling name, the recruiter had told him, would make all of the difference. Ideally, it should in strike fear into the hearts of his enemies and intrigue in the minds of his fans. Other than suggesting using … Continue reading
Posted in Drewster
Tagged Canada, Canadians, fiction, Guatamalan, Otto, ripple, wrestling
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Synthetic Flesh
An unshaded bulb oscillated above as Jared worked furiously in the dim basement light. Nearly faint from blood loss, he rinsed the gash in his left forearm with Old Crow Whiskey, soaking his makeshift tourniquet. Digging into a box labeled … Continue reading
Posted in creativity, fiction
Tagged creative, fiction, flesh, idea, synthetic, writing
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Vampire Cheerleader (working title)
Driving through the moonlit countryside, Charlene built her story for missing curfew. Good grades might allow her to dodge the brunt of her parent’s anger, but this time it was going to be difficult. While the missing windshield would be … Continue reading
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Tagged cheerleader, death, fiction, moonlit, short story, vampires, windshield
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Minion
Jim instinctively pulled his trench coat closer to his body, as he quickened his pace down the damp alley. He kept the dense evening rain away from his face with a quickly fading newspaper. He told him. Four doors down. … Continue reading
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Tagged creative, fiction, imagination, Minion, scary, short story, story, Victor, write, writing
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