TK Cummings
Bio
Let's sip some tea and read some fantasy!
Stories (10/0)
A Pervert on the Porch
"Pervert!" Granny B declared, when a large man appeared damp, naked, and shriveled on her front porch. He tried to shove past her into the house, but she slammed the door literally in his face. Granny B shut the blinds with a definitive clunk for good measure.
By TK Cummings4 months ago in Fiction
All Systems Red by Martha Wells
Stop talking to Murderbot about its feelings. It hates it. While Murderbot resentfully keeps its scientists alive against hostile monsters, questionable corporations and bad guys, the story quietly explores free will, identity, and the awkwardness of existing.
By TK Cummings9 months ago in Critique
The Cat, the Witch, and the Elusive Password
“Cattywampus catastrophe?” Inna Walword guessed, standing awkwardly in the narrow alleyway. The buildings here were made of stone, and all the buildings reached up to at least ten stories high. This made the alleyway seem much smaller than it actually was, but despite this and despite it being well after eleven at night, it felt cozy. Or at least as cozy as an alleyway could be.
By TK Cummingsabout a year ago in Fiction
