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Weekly Contest #377
The Clock For Johnny Hart 1931-2007 On Sunday, Charlie arrived at his clock shop just after dawn. The shop was normally closed on Sundays, and on any other day he chose. When the shop was closed, he often went driving around to yard sales, estate sales, antique fairs, pawn shops—anywhere he might discover and buy an antique clock. But today was not a day for exploring the countryside. Charlie unlocked the grating and rolled it up like a window shade. He unlocked the door and entered to the tinkle of a bell overhanging the door on a flat spri...
Weekly Contest #210
Molt Yogi’s first molting season was upon him, and he didn’t know how it would go. His superiors had assured him that the Earth’s temperature range, length of day, and amount of daily sunlight variations were close to those on his home planet. He would do fine. And he had, so far. But he couldn’t be sure those factors would be enough for what was about to begin. The outer layer that wrapped his body was a close analog to microscopic bird feathers. The feathers were so tiny they were indistinguishable from human skin cells, and they were so...
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