Microfiction
"The Winter Whisper of Change"
In the quiet embrace of winter, the snow painted the land white, creating a canvas of purity in which sounds were drowned in their own pristine beauty. The trees bowed under the weight of their soft mantle, silent witnesses of the transformation that each flake conferred on the landscape.
By Hendrik SancheZ3 years ago in Fiction
Doctor Arrested for Creating Human Statues
January 20, 2024 Boulder, CO On Friday Dr. Elijah Sudema, a geneticist at the University of Colorado Arnoult lab, made his first appearance at the Boulder County Court. Dr. Elijah Sudema was arrested on 14 counts of medical malpractice, reckless endangerment, first-degree assault, first-degree false imprisonment, theft of medical products, stolen property, 4 counts of embezzlement, and 2 counts of real estate fraud.
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Fiction
The Great Debate
There have been many memorable debates since the beginning of humanity: Brutus v. Marc Antony, Lincoln v. Douglas, and Kennedy v. Nixon have all earned their place in history. None has been more contentious than the battle between Grandma Parker’s custard pie with a graham cracker crust and meringue topping versus newcomer Mildred O’Connor’s blueberry pie with a buttery pastry crust and lattice top.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Fiction
Yellow Snow
It was the first snowfall of the winter, and Ellie was determined to make the most of it. Unfortunately, she needed to do one, crucial thing first. Pee. Leading the way down the condo stairs, she safely guided her owner out into the wondrous chill of a winter day.
By Kale Sinclair3 years ago in Fiction
Heavenly Heartlight Casts Love
Heavenly Heartlight and her cousin, Nathan, scampered into the snowy woods behind their houses. Upon approaching a frozen pond, Nathan grabbed Heavenly’s hand when he saw doubt on her face. They skated gingerly over the crystal cold pond. Reaching the other side, the couple of cousins got carried away with squeals of laughter as they lay in the puffy snow making snow angels. Purple and orange splashed the horizon as a chill crept through the air.
By Alexis Wellmaker3 years ago in Fiction
Snowy Grave
If this is what it feels like, then I’ll happily wish this moment for everyone. This is the way I dreamed I’d go. Few carefully commit to climbing 29,000 feet without considering the chance of themselves being one of the 300 that will never return home. I was not one of the few. I planned every step in my journal. Every entry had a date. And I thoughtfully considered my chances of survival.
By Alexis Dean Jr.3 years ago in Fiction
