Omega House

Happy Saturday, Everyone! Check it out... my awesome story, Omega House, is now up on Rejected Manuscripts! The good people on Rejected Manuscripts take your rejected stories (with word counts of less than 1500) and publish them on their website. There's a vote thing going on, too. Apparently, the most popular will make it into … Continue reading Omega House

Abandoned

  MAISIE PARKER PLAYED a lonely game of hopscotch in front of the abandoned house. "One, two, three, four, nobody lives there anymore," she sang as she jumped through the boxes. "Five, six, seven, eight, better make sure to close the gate." She reached the end of the board and wiped her forehead. It was hot. … Continue reading Abandoned

Voracity

THE TWO CABINET secretaries sat next to each other, waiting for the president to call them into the Oval Office. "Can you believe this shitshow?" the one on the left whispered, glancing at his phone and wincing. "The poll numbers are hitting an all time low." "Don't tell him," hissed his companion. "One of the … Continue reading Voracity

Balmy

LISA'S FEET HURT. She knew better than to wear new shoes on her shift, but her manager had been up her butt about her old, worn out Keds. The last time she'd worn them, he'd threatened to fire her. "Come on, Lees. How do you think those look with the uniform? Wear them again, and … Continue reading Balmy

Pugnacious

IT WAS FRIDAY. Finally. Miriam leaned on her hand and stirred her drink. Why did they always have to go to the same bar? "Okay. So, what about that guy?" Jennifer head pointed at a youngish looking suit, leaning on the bar with a practiced smirk. "He's good-looking." Miriam looked up. "Which one?" They all … Continue reading Pugnacious

Vague

"... AND THAT'S WHY LIBRARIES are more important than ever." The librarian glanced out at the audience. "Any questions?" There was a general rustling of people getting ready to leave. Hers was the last talk of the conference, and it had been a long conference. Andy raised his hand. "But isn't Google the Library of … Continue reading Vague