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Weekly Contest #368
Women Love Vampire romance stories. Straight dudes kind of like them, but many just tolerate them because we don’t want to look like a jerk to our girlfriends, wannabe girlfriends or the female gender in general. We will read some Anne Rice and dig it, but in order to Netflix and chill over a binge watch of Twilight, assume that we have ulterior motives. Your perspective changes when you meet a Real Chick Vampire. I met her in a bar called The Black Veil. In hindsight, that should have been my first clue. The second clue was w...
Weekly Contest #367
It was supposed to be a simple corporate presentation. By midnight, the Harley Davidson was dead, the ballroom smelled like gasoline, and the Vice President of a Fortune 500 company was learning how to fire a Thompson submachine gun in heels. John was a sound engineer working a gig in Orlando in the early nineties at one of those giant entertainment empires built on fireworks, themed architecture, and aggressively maintained optimism. The kind of place with theme parks, golf courses, matching polo shirts, and enough meeting space to ...
Weekly Contest #358
FITZ’S ROAD TO CASPER Nobody believed the Fitz Brothers could rebuild Carl's van. To be fair, they had given them plenty of reasons. Touring culture creates relationships at an unnatural speed. People who would probably never speak to each other in normal life suddenly find themselves sharing buses, motel rooms, truck stops, loading docks, gas stations, hangovers, equipment failures, bad meals, long highways, and the increasingly fragile illusion that anyone involved actually knows what they are doing. Over time, roa...
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