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Me and That Big White Bird. Top Story - November 2026.
I'll start at the beginning. According to my mother's physician, I got a “headstart” due to “overbaking”. Almost eleven months in the womb. According to Mom, I sat up and laughed at 3 days old.
By Dana Crandella day ago in Fiction
You Should Never Have ...
Introduction This is for Call Me Les's Villain Retelling Story, which you can check out here The music is "Don't Take My Kindness For Weakness" by The Heads
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 days ago in Fiction
A Peacock’s Guide to Human Extinction: Pretty Boys and Birthing Hips
These are my observations on Pavo cristatus (aka the peacock). But this challenge calls for a story, so we’ll give the birds human names to make it sound more like a parable.
By Jesse Lee4 days ago in Fiction
The One That Got Away
23:09 >> I know you blocked me. Not just here, and not just my phone number, but also Instagram, Snapchat, and the email addresses I used to try to talk to you.
By L.C. Schäfer4 days ago in Fiction
Lost In Translation
(SCENE: Lights come up on a man and a woman sitting on two stools. The woman is holding a bible) Oh, now, Mary, what have we here?
By Sean A.7 days ago in Fiction
Me, And A Bit About A Peacock
So, you wanna know a bit about me? (she sighs heavily before popping the tight spot in her neck) Once upon a time there was this girl. A real happy go lucky, sarcastic bitch.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden12 days ago in Fiction
Me And The Peacock
Introduction This is for Paul's The Writer Bio and Peacock Short Story Unofficial Challenge which you can check out here: 245 Words On Me
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 13 days ago in Fiction
The Dessert with No Name
My memories may be fading in recent years, as I’m sure many can attest to, but the memory of that one dessert stays with me.
By W. L. Jacklin14 days ago in Fiction
Playing a new game
“ I have heard that they are playing a new game in Paris.” “Really, dear? Do tell.” “It is rather a… naughty game.” “Suitable for ladies of our station?”
By Raymond G Taylor18 days ago in Fiction
Dear Instantgram
A few weeks pass, and I finally cash a check with the name Carson Major on it for two million dollars. Two. Million. Dollars.
By Dee Johnson23 days ago in Fiction
The Real Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything, Not 42 As That Pesky Douglas Adams Suggested
And so it came to pass as things so often do and as we unveil the oldest recorded words from the distant past of the earth on the passing of its existence - the meaning of the universe (not 42, that pesky Adams). It said, "sorry, we dropped acid first."
By Paul Stewart25 days ago in Fiction
Corridor
Labyrinth? Not quite. I know what I would have encountered by now if I was a sacrifice. Could have used some thread to trace my steps, but it seems as though I have seen it all.
By Kendall Defoe 26 days ago in Fiction