Tag: fiction
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Chapter 1 PT 1 of “Admin” by @ heyfoodpunk The night skies were grey tonight, a fitting backdrop. We sat silently side by side each of us waiting for the other to say anything. “It never pisses you off?” I look at him scanning for any hint of the real…
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John Dillinger. American Gangster. Depression era icon, a robber for the people if you will. “We only want the banks” Except he kinda wasn’t. He was impulsive, willingly violent and embittered from his own bad choices. He felt he would’ve turned out better had the world been willing to give…
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I spent the next week anxiously waiting a call while binging every crime drama available to me by my ex’s unwitting donations. Little did I know this would be the start of a murder content addiction as I try to subdue my overactive brain. Waiting for the next call was…
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Just when she thought it was over, greed pickups the phone The Call Pt2 now available!
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I didn’t know there’d be feelings after this many years. Somewhat murmuring my inside thoughts become my outside words, according to the petite, fresh-faced human scuffing the floor with their sneakers. “Where am I?” Their eyes calm with the mundane takings of the room. You’d think death’s office would have…
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+ Death, fiction, Life, Not Proofed, philosophy, Portal, Reincarnation, Sci-Fi, Short Story, spirituality, writing+
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If I didn’t have my persons Who would I actually be? If I didn’t have my looks Who would you see? If you couldn’t hear me speak How could I articulate my peak? If you couldn’t understand me How different would I be? Does that even matter As perception leaves…
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Mum never fancied candies like this. She always said that it’d rot me from the inside out. Well, mum isn’t here, now is she? The thought seeps into me like fog rolling over the hill. Clouded by desire, I reach for the rainbow ribbon hard candy. The wrapper glimmers in…
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