Fiction

Fiction | Short Story
The life of young Marjane Satrapi through her own eyes- Persepolis

Today, let’s read about a young girl/ lady, the graphic novel is a visual account of a young lady, based in Iran who, in her own words tells her story of her growing up, the time she spent as a child, what happened to her later own, her family background and other related things. We will discuss the plot; know about the characters, topics and other things.

Jul 11, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
Print My Life

Hey girl! Hey! What’s the plan for tonight? Ugh, it’s so damn cold outside. I was thinking we could stay in. That’s fine with me. Should we stream a movie? Nah, I’m feeling crafty. How about a DIY night? I have my 3D printer stocked and ready to go. Sounds like fun! It will be. […]

Jul 11, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
Time Traveler’s Daughter

Melly awoke upon hearing the clamoring in her mother’s bedroom. Standing outside the door, she counted to 10 and the noise began again, perfectly on cue. The knob was hot to the touch, forcing Melly to use her pajama sleeve to push it open. She peeked inside and she saw her mom lying on her […]

Jul 11, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
7th Day of Sleep

Julia hurriedly walked into the Rogers Park Parent Organization. Her busy single-parent schedule of juggling two jobs and a 16-year-old provided no extra time to keep RPPO obligations. But now her daughter was suffering. It started last week when Rashida began her first medically induced sleep cycle. Apparently, 75 years of research and development isn’t […]

Jul 11, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
Underwater Communicado

Coma Communication TTS Request: Please translate the following letter to audio and play once daily until November 3, 2053. Sender: Sophia Tirado,  Senior Anthropologist, World Marine Center,  San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA Receiver: Carolina Tirado, Senior Resident, Casa Puebla Health Home, Chicago, IL, USA Mami, Today, the silence ends. I make my first descent in one hour. Catfish, mackerel, sting […]

Jul 11, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
Our Sleeping Lungs Opened to the Cold

What was it about us that disturbed the clients so thoroughly?

Jun 29, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
I’m in La La Land

Here I am, the eternal optimist. New leggings handpicked for the occasion; name tag on my vest. I’m a good twenty years older than everyone else huddled around the sign La La Land Flashmob. Ahead of our first rehearsal, mixed emotions bubble up. The joyous anticipation for the magic of dance; that high of moving […]

Jun 22, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
Buckle Up

When a seatbelt is held in the fist of one human, and swung at another human, there are a few possible outcomes.

Jun 22, 2018
Fiction | Short Story
God Hospital

“The healer’s home is a genuine trailer and sure as shit there’s the letters J-E-S-U-S graffiti-ed in red right across it.”

Jun 15, 2018
Fiction
How Not To Have Javier Kick Your Ass

“What’s it going to feel like when Javi punches you in the face?”

Jun 14, 2018