Microfiction
The Boy
Jimmy, a boy, just standing there staring at the casket. He was wondering what or who could really be in there. Then he noticed on the lid there were air holes that were really small. Jimmy always thought vampires were make-believe, but what if they were real or something like...
By Mark Graham18 days ago in Fiction
The Unqualified Prodigy
“Finally finished.” Eleven-year-old Melissa gazed at her creation and had the satisfied grin of a prodigy. And a prodigy she was. Her birthchild—a water purification device—transformed contaminated water at minimal cost. It was a manifestation of youthful ingenuity. A child had solved a problem that had baffled scientists for decades! The scientific community was completely floored.
By Michelle Liew Tsui-Lin18 days ago in Fiction
Behind The Velvet Rope...
Although you are so painfully shy that sneezing in public gives you a major panic attack every time that one accidentally escapes through your mouth and nasal passages, you've allowed your best friend Nate Boi to talk you into mustering up the courage to get an autograph from your favorite gospel singer Rae at a meet-and-greet that he paid for for your 20th birthday.
By Tiffany Gordon20 days ago in Fiction
