Animal Dilemmas – Dingo Kangaroo
Short Story After the accident in the water, the joey quickly learned how to swim. Not long after the dingos caught its blind father and its mother was already nursing the next generation. The...
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Blue and Gold
Short Story The summer was made of us driving, sitting, and getting drunk. Our work schedules didn’t match up well, so we would always hangout pretty late in the day. We’d drive your truck...
The Baker, The Butcher and The Brewer – Part Four – The Brewer 26
Serial Fiction At the time he thought it was just a clumsy slip. And that was all it would have been if it were not for that strange ‘drunken’ man. Drunks thought everyone...
The Baker, The Butcher and The Brewer, Part Five – The Brewer 25
Serial Fiction The more he listened the closer he got to the conclusion that there was nothing that could be done to fix it. It was not fixable. That was one of the...
The Baker, The Butcher and The Brewer, Part Four – The Brewer 20
Serial Fiction Jackson stood there empowered by the situation. The man was a very short ginger headed stout. His skin was paler than yogurt and his teeth darker than gold. He walked straight...
Animal Dilemmas – Kiwi Tasmanian Devil
Serial Fiction The Devil was lying about being part of a group thousands strong. In fact, it was alone. And due to its overactive mind had to come up with wild tales I...
Animal Dilemmas – Echidna Tarsier
Short Story The Tarsier was woken by the thick smell of smoke. The egg shells were scattered around it and the jungle was silent. The smoke was everywhere and all live run from...
The Baker, The Butcher and The Brewer, Part Four – The Brewer 10
Serial Fiction Laughter exploded around the table. The table-wear clutter dipped again and bounced right back as everyone resumed eating. The workers were too tired for lengthier inquiries into the fabric of sauce...
The Baker, The Butcher and The Brewer, Part Three – The Butcher 17
Serial Novel The Butcher remembered the first day of the fall. ‘What is the difference between me and you?’ A random neuron fired in the Butcher’s head playfully. ‘The difference? Yes. The difference...
