The Automatons Part 2: Pictures, Notes, and Letters from The Edited
Author's Note: This is Part 2 of a short series about Trisha who is a mother living in the world of The Automatons. Part 3 will be here next week so make sure…
Adult Stories
Stories about people who are independent adults. These do not necessarily have graphic content but do have adult themes and some adult situations.
Fitting Into The World of The Automatons
The sun shone like it did every day of the week. Trisha woke up before her alarm could go off despite her weariness. Last night she had barely slept, her…
What To Do After You Buy Snake Oil
Larry and Harry sat alone in their pharmacy. It had been days since a customer came in and this wasn't a new problem. Harry sat with his cowboy boots resting…
Anthony's Apprenticeship Under Lorent the Cleric
“Ant! Get over here!” Lorent’s impatient assistant shouted through the hallways of the stone temple to get Anthony's attention. In a room down the hall Anthony…
A Thank You Letter for Going Second
I watched a video a while back about a guy dancing at a music festival. He was shirtless and dancing in a field alone. It was… strange. He did it for a few…
The Man Who Lived at the Edge of the World
This week has been busy for me. I've sent out my novella to beta readers, I've started a new job, and I have been putting some stuff together behind the scenes…
Infinite Library Part 4: Serial Numbers of Atoms
Author's Note: This is the fourth part of an on going series called Infinite Library. If you're not caught up these are links to Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.…
The Only Mystery Worth Solving
Author's Note: This is a continuation of last week's story An Ancient Inhuman Book. This story is stand alone, but if you enjoy it then you will definitely…
An Ancient Inhuman Book (Infinite Library Part 1)
Rodney Brown walked into his professor's messy office holding a binder under his arm. The binder contained his thesis which covered his process of measuring…
A Failing Father's Strange Rose Colored Glasses
Unfortunately for you, Reader, I can't tell you from where this story came. The weird thing about hosting a small site on the vast Internet is that you get…