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Weekly Contest #204
Content warning for depictions of racism. Go and do Likewise I had all that a man could want while I rode those dusty roads. I don’t know why they hired me as a railroad bull, but there wasn’t much to it in the end. Lean your rifle over your shoulder, look mean, and if some no-good hooligan tries taking a free ride, you throw ‘em onto the tracks. Simple as that. Mostly the passengers were afraid of an attack from them wild Apache. I never seen none, but I know damn well I would have blown ...
Weekly Contest #181
Once upon a time there were two sweet lovers named Thomas and Edith. Thomas intended to ask for Edith’s hand and so he planned a picnic of sweet rolls and honey and put out a blanket in the woods. There he showered her with beautiful words and promised her his everlasting love. I am sorry to say that before Edith could accept his proposal, the sweet lovers were ambushed by a horde of angry goblins who above all despise the cheerfulness and tenderness of two people in love. The sweet lovers ran back to their tow...
Weekly Contest #173
“So do you want it?” Ethan asked. The bells on his knitted Christmas sweater jingled as he reclined on the couch. A fire crackled in the hearth and snow fluttered outside a window that was illuminated by cheap Christmas lights. The scent of baking turkey and oven-top stuffing filled the cozy room where Ethan and his sister sat on overstuffed couches. “What, your air fryer?” “Yeah, I’ll cut you a deal. Fifty bucks, just for you, Cass.” Cass pried open a pistachio and discarded the empty shell on a growin...
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