Up the Ladder“Son, pass me the screwdriver,” from the top of the ladder, Billy’s dad reached his hand back expectantly.Dec 5, 20201Dec 5, 20201
Published inThe Weekly ShortWhat if I had a say?what if I never write again? the internal humdrum of the mind derives my facilities. a place I never want to go, yet crave on a hazy day.Nov 29, 2020Nov 29, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Hotpocket“I ate the last Hotpocket,” my brother said, coldly.Nov 5, 2020Nov 5, 2020
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)MediocrityThe mediocrity of life scared Frank more than anything in the world. It scared him more than his piling credit card debt. More than the…Oct 31, 2020Oct 31, 2020
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)Julian and the Giant FishIn a moment of panic, Julian let out a scream that echoed into the darkness of the night. The sound vanishing before it could make it to…Oct 30, 2020Oct 30, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Lawn MowerLuke let out a long, hearty sigh as he gave the lawnmower a push up the hill. One of the most mundane tasks he could think of, being done…Oct 27, 2020Oct 27, 2020
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)The Lunchtime CowboyI’m six years old again, out in my front yard, following a roly poly along the edge of the sidewalk that meets the grass.Oct 23, 2020Oct 23, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Mind BreaksI find that my mind is always on edge. New thoughts spinning in the stratosphere of my simple yet complex brain. Neurons firing through a…Oct 21, 2020Oct 21, 2020
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)The Whirling TempestBehind every great man, there is a great woman — that’s how the antiquated adage goes, Dave thought to himself. Then a simple but chilling…Oct 17, 20201Oct 17, 20201
Published inAn Idea (by Ingenious Piece)Bottom of the 9thGame on the line, two outs, man on second, down one. You’ve probably heard this story before, but while many have seen it, few have been…Oct 14, 2020Oct 14, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Taste TestSupposedly, as senses are removed, others become more acute. Anyone who has done a blind taste test knows that this maxim is practically…Oct 13, 2020Oct 13, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Buck & The PoachersThe Buck strolled down the hill through the midwestern forest. The rolling mountainsides were covered in trees and foliage and blanketed…Oct 7, 2020Oct 7, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe Skeleton ManThe Skeleton Man walked down the street — making skeleton plans.Sep 29, 2020Sep 29, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe boy and the universe ahead.A haiku (the third and final part);Sep 22, 2020Sep 22, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortA Recipe: Peanut Butter & Nutella Sandwich by Your Favorite BloggerOh, the sweet smell of fall in the morning.Sep 13, 2020Sep 13, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortA Crack In The SkySometimes a walk outside is the difference between life and living unabridged. It’s not the action of walking that will make this decision…Sep 6, 2020Sep 6, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortThe ArtificerArt is equally meant for the consumer and the creator. Both are tasked to interpret. Neither is meant to explain.Aug 30, 2020Aug 30, 2020
Published inThe Weekly ShortInto the AbyssFucking rain, fucking boots, fucking mud. The young man picked one foot up after the other, trudging through the mud.Aug 24, 2020Aug 24, 2020
