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Nobody ever asked for my autograph. Not once in thirty-one years of this work. And I want to be clear about something: that suits me just fine.My name is Gerald Foss. I am fifty-four years old, I have a mild intolerance to certain hard cheeses, and I have spent the better part of three decades as the personal aide to Cassandra Veil — the most celebrated investigative journalist in the western hemisphere, winner of four Polk Awards, two Pulitzers, and a personality so enormous it bends the air in whatever room she enters. She once made a sitt...
Weekly Contest #344
On the morning of August 24, 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius awoke with a roar that split the sky like the wrath of an ancient god. But for Daniel Reed, a 32-year-old climate historian from Boston, this was no mere lesson in ancient catastrophe—it was a prison of time, a loop he could neither escape nor understand. He had first arrived in Pompeii six weeks ago—or was it six years?—waking on a dirt path near the amphitheater with no memory, only a copper coin in his palm etched with the words “Non Sine Numine”—not without divine will. Each day began th...
Weekly Contest #329
The moon, a spectral coin in the inky sky, was my only companion. Not that I minded. After… well, after everything, solitude was a comfort. I am Silas, and I am, for lack of a more elegant term, a ghost. I haunt, reside, perhaps even guard the old St. Augustine Cemetery. Not by design, mind you. It just… happened.I can’t recall the exact moment of my transition, the precise flicker when breath left my lungs and I became… this. A wisp of memory remains of a fever, a parched throat, the hushed whispers of a worried wife. But the details are as...
Weekly Contest #314
It was the hottest day of the year. The sun blazed mercilessly in a cerulean sky, casting shimmering mirages that danced along the cracked asphalt of Maplewood Lane. The air was thick with humidity, wrapping around the small town like a heavy, suffocating blanket. Not a single leaf fluttered in the oppressive heat, and even the birds seemed to find it too discomforting to sing. In this stifling atmosphere, thirteen-year-old Madeline Thompson was holed up in her attic, far removed from the sweltering chaos outside.The teen could feel the day’...
Weekly Contest #312
In a dimly lit apartment cluttered with scattered coffee cups and the faint smell of burnt toast, experienced novelist Elias Thorne faced his greatest challenge yet.He had always been a solitary writer, a romantic who thrived on the cool touch of paper and the satisfying clack of typewriter keys. It was a habit of his.However, in this unforgiving age of instant gratification and deadlines, he was forced to adapt.With a fresh novel due in six weeks and nothing but scattered ideas and a blank page staring back at him, Elias reluctantly delved ...
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