Infinite Library Part 5: Rodney, Regulators, and Regrets
Author's Note: This is the fifth part of an on going series called Infinite Library. If you're not caught up these are links to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and…
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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.…
Infinite Library Part 3: The Initial Conditions of Another Universe
"So in conclusion, with my device, lab time, research and the help of Dr. Martin Carrus I was able to study exactly what is going on in the empty space of…
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…
The Passion of the Sea
Derek awoke his passion for the sea every time he looked off a boat's deck and into the rolling blue waves. Then he would proceed to vomit. After that, Derek…
Free Short Story: My Ex-Girlfriend's Vampire Wedding
Author's Note: This story is longer than usual. So, I put the first 1,000 words of it here. If you enjoy it then fill out the form below. It's absolutely FREE.…
A Journal Entry That Has No Business Being Published
I have this habit of writing every day for an hour. I've made it over 400 days as of this post being published. Somedays the hour is great and I pump out a few…
A Monk’s Gift and the White Seed
Reading time: 8 mins Younger generations are always eager to learn the wisdom of their elders, without having to go through the effort of experiencing it.…
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…