September 24, 2019
Atlas Smirked, Part 2
III. The battle of the sexes, which had been ongoing since the beginning of time, was little more than a shoving match compared to the current…
September 23, 2019
The Mask on the Mantel
Stale peanuts, cable television, and cheap beer. If you were interested in an experience with mediocrity, Murphy’s had it all. “Can you believe…
September 23, 2019
Love You, Zyra, Part 4
VII. I spent some hours in Karachi on my own. What a fucking dump. Christ. Siddiqi had gone off with some very unsavoury-looking characters to score…
September 22, 2019
The Superior Experience
“It’s like living a superstar lifestyle without the effort,” the man in the corporate polo repeated for the second time. “How long was development?”…
September 21, 2019
Formless
How did I end up here? I went in search for a place I used to dream about. What am I waiting for? The tide to recede. The ocean to calm. Dream as in…
September 20, 2019
Ward 387
“Please, can I stay just a little bit longer?” the patient asked Dr. Randy Ekman. Ekman smiled; he had grown so accustomed to that pleading voice…
September 19, 2019
Jarry Doors Exits the School, Part 2
VI. Over the timeline of incomprehensible latitudes and impossible longitudes, the lights in the basement would go out and turn back on against the…
September 18, 2019
Harv and the Big Collapse: The Chariot — Part 1
“It wasn’t easy at all to keep my cool, I mean, this guy is a jerk, and every fu-friggin’ lunch break, this guy steals one of my mini-muffins. I seen…
September 17, 2019
Coon Hunting, Part 2
There are trains running in both directions, down tracks towards, into and out of the town ahead. Some years later, I received a strange vision on…
September 17, 2019
Atlas Smirked, Part 1
I. Jupiter sat on his throne high atop Mount McKinley and looked down upon his greatest creation to date: America. He was not happy. If not for the…