by Jeffrey Meyers I was a young English woman, well educated, innocent and unworldly, but spirited and in search of adventure for which I was…
Posts published in “Stories”
Humorous fiction and short stories
Conversations between Sense and Sensibility’s Mr. and Mrs. John Dashwood about the University’s Endowment
by Rebecca Richardson The Board of Trustees did not at all approve of what the Provost intended to do for the workers of the University…
Bad Thunderclap
By Matthew Bruce Saberqueen tapped her bronze bikini top. “Lo,” she called to Thunderclap, the bull-chested man standing on the golden bridge above Moaning Chasm.…
When Indira Gandhi’s Emergency Came Home
by Ash Kaul Autumn opened with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asking for sweeping new powers. Daadi, my paternal grandmother, followed her hawk nosed twin with…
Waste
by Jeffrey Meyers “Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive.” —Wordsworth “You wouldn’t want to see her, and she wouldn’t want you to…
Shame
by Jeffrey Meyers I woke in a dark room from a troubled dream and didn’t at first know where I was. Then I remembered that…
Fear of Flying
Stephen J. Lyons Before I even entered the plane’s cabin I could see disaster lurking in the boarding tunnel. This is the staging area where…
Sex, Lies and Voyeurs
by Jeffrey Meyers Family fights are the worst; they leave the deepest wounds and cause the greatest pain. Since everyone’s version of what happened was…
Dinner at the Woke Street Café
By Martin H. Levinson When I entered the Woke Street Café—a hip new restaurant that caters to the woke, those wanting to be woke, and…
The Parity Catastrophe
Danny had been randomly selected for incarceration duty by the Parity Algorithm. Of the men selected, a majority had at least one parent of Asian descent.
Corruption Therapy
“I have already done recovering alcoholic therapy, drug quitters’ therapy, and broken family therapy, but I think more people suffer from corruption,” the younger one replied.
Treasures from A Cluttered Midwest Road
By Stephen J. Lyons I found the following untitled poem while picking up trash in the city park near the picnic pavilion: “Our booze who…
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