12 Reasons
12 Reasons “Please finish up your sandwiches and take a seat. Yes Dwayne, that includes you. I can...
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12 Reasons “Please finish up your sandwiches and take a seat. Yes Dwayne, that includes you. I can...
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The last thing I heard was the blaring of a horn. Then there was a loud crunch, and finally...
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Vengeance & Honey The roar in the distance makes me check my safety once more. It is still...
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DOOMed The police officer approaches me slowly, his hand on his pistol, “Sir, can you please...
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It was my dream hack, my white whale. The unbreakable firewall. The best hackers in the world had...
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I stare at the little grey pill in my hand. It has many names. The optimists call it Ever After,...
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The Lake – (c) Sharon Nicks The Fast Track The day I died was just like any other. It was a...
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Connection My fingers tremble. I have to clench my fists to make them stop. I’ve got the shakes....
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Photo prompt: Wall – Tamara Rogers Growing Pains My garden started just like they all do, an...
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Last year, Elijah Lucian, a professional voice actor who is building up an impressive portfolio of...
Read Moreby Craig Anderson | Dec 5, 2015 | Short story | 0 |
The fall of Liberty
My house shakes with the pounding of the front door. I don’t need to use the peep hole to know who it is, there’s only one person that assaults my poor door so enthusiastically.
I open the door to see my sweet old lady neighbour Mrs. Jenkins. She at least looks the part, but we both know its a facade. Any pretence of facility goes right out the window as she grabs me by my collar, “I can’t find Mr. Pickles. Know anything about that?”
I wipe the sleep from my eyes, “Why would I know where your chihuahua is? I’ll have you know I was taking a nap.”
“A likely story. Where’s that damn pet of yours?”
“Liberty is right where I left him. Look.”
by Craig Anderson | Nov 8, 2015 | Short story | 0 |
I have completed my analysis of the micro drone footage from Terra and I believe I have made breakthrough discoveries regarding the humanoid mating ritual. If we can find a way to disrupt this process on a wide scale we can diminish their population and enjoy an easier invasion in 2052.
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