Microfiction
A New Way
The Newark, Delaware based business saw its next product roll off the company floor. It was a nuclear powered automobile that floated via anti-gravity.
Skyler SaundersPublished about a year ago in FictionIs this a Sign?
Of all the ways that Grant Singley could have brought his mind to anything he invented a simple figure. It was the dollar sign that had souble strokes. The difference was that he made the symbol horizontal.
Skyler SaundersPublished about a year ago in FictionA Test Gone Wrong
She liked him a lot but he never made a first move. She suspected he liked her too. One day she pulled her courage, called him and said she had two tickets to Hamilton. He was excited as the tickets were impossible to get.
Lana V LynxPublished about a year ago in FictionLeaving Dover
He found ecstasy less than an hour away. From Dover, Delaware to Wilminton, Delaware. He went from the Dover Air Force Base to a skyscraper downtown. The color of teakwood, he made his ascension from an officer in the Air Force to being chief technology officer in an AI firm.
Skyler SaundersPublished about a year ago in FictionSpeaking Eminence
He isn't very fragile... He possesses a lot of time to be greater... His love is gratifying... No worries Can define him.
HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)Published about a year ago in FictionThe Creep Will Get You
The Creep Will Get You Those words in vibrant green on the side of the jazz club, the cathedral, the mall and his own house, haunted Detective Inspector Mike Shipley.
Paul StewartPublished about a year ago in FictionStraight Outta School
This marked the first semester that all schools from pre-K to PhD would be completely untouched by the government. Federal, state, and local schools, colleges and universities would no longer be threatened by the State.
Skyler SaundersPublished about a year ago in FictionDai ichi no tachi
History changes course. Calmly, Oda groomed himself as honor dictated. Before sunset, another conquest would be complete.
Matthew FrommPublished about a year ago in FictionRyan's Dream
"Don't you dare say you love me" – Danni retorted inconsolably. They had been arguing for hours that morning. "What do you want me to say? That's how I feel" Ryan reasoned.
Paul StewartPublished about a year ago in FictionPleasant Valley Road
In Newark, Delaware, Kaxton Seale, lifted up his sweat-drenched head. He finished his plans for making a private roadway system. And no, the roads didn’t go to dead ends. He knew those nonsensical ideals would fade from the minds of the populace. He started on Pleasant Valley Road in his hometown. It branched out across the state then the country and all of North America.
Skyler SaundersPublished about a year ago in FictionLessons on Love
”I am a rock, I am an island.” I identified with Simon and Garfunkel’s lyrics so thoroughly that I believed my poetry and my books were all I needed. But then you swam my channel and invaded my island. Together we tore down my fortress and built a chateau. You made me remember that passion and excitement are real, not just words in my memory. I’ve traded my shroud of snow for one of burial. Thank you, Zaroff. You taught me that love isn’t the most dangerous game you can play. Welcome to my Ship-Trap.
Lisa GeigerPublished about a year ago in FictionAt the Table
Amber crossed her arms when Nana brought out the apple pie. "You know this dessert is racist, right?" Stifled groans of disbelief rose around the table. Amber smirked.
Loryne AndaweyPublished about a year ago in Fiction