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Wrong Guy
Last Monday, my new micro story Wrong Guy was in One Forty Fiction: The lifeless face differed from the blurry pics I’d seen. I figured whether the first payment was high enough to leave the country.
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Consuming Ideas
Each year we were taught from new marketing books we were obliged to buy. Their content did not differ much. Only then did I understand. The story was published by Nanoism a year ago. At that time I...
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Go for a Drink
“Do you… would you like to… go for a drink? Just one, maybe…if… if you don’t feel embarrassed?” “Sure, but I hate sex.” Enjoy this story and other stories on Espresso Stories.
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Fallacy
“I have seen you ironing for hours. I guess you like it?” “No. I’m a dinosaur.” Read it it here to vote.
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Attention
“You don’t care about me.” “But I do! We are thinking of you all the time…” “We?” “Me, myself and I.” If you like it, vote for it here.
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‘It’s up to You, Mom’
“I want to either wash my hands and eat with them, or not wash them and use cutlery.” Like to vote? Go here.
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Universal Language
“32 ways to pronounce the f sound,” the earthling sighed, realizing they were too far behind to affect Intergalactic Speech. The story is on Espresso Stories too.
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Avian Influenza
“Before this bird disease people used to eat turkey at Christmas,” grandmother says. She doesn’t join us with the rat. Yesterday this story was twittered by Seven by Twenty.
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First Date
A year ago this story was in Nanoism. I didn’t post it yet: “I know a romantic place for us to go.” I pointed my cigar at the wheel of my Bentley. “Wanna drive?” She shook her head. “I’m thirteen.”
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Keep up the Good Work
The worshipper preached love, first to bullies, later to offenders and killers, even mass murderers. His death row warden loved him. Like it? Vote here!
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Ambiguous Effect
This story was previously published by Picfic. I didn’t blog it yet: Mia’s cell phone beeped: a text message from her boyfriend, inquiring about the diameter of her ring finger. She had to cry for all...
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Twins
Today our twins were born. Name: Xiang. Weight: 3220 grams. Length: 17.3 inches. He has a little sister. I’m excited to see the piece published by Nanoism. They made a change to their publication...
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Dedicated Scientist
The scientist broke a record: one year on the moon, two on Venus and–after a week’s break on Earth (funeral of wife and kid)–two on Mars. The story was twittered today by Cuento Magazine.
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Eyes Closed
He kept his eyes closed while making love, thinking she was someone else. She kept hers closed as well, imagining his were open. The story was twittered today by Cuento Magazine.
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Real Virtuality
My story, Real Virtuality, was published as “Today’s Story” on OneFortyFiction: Please take note of the e-mail we accidentally sent to your home address. A virus might be attached. Please leave the...
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Win-win
The girl raised her hand. He gave a penny. A bright smile. At night, he looked for her sleeping place to get the kidney. The story was published today by Seven by Twenty on twitter.
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My True God
As the patient deteriorated, he continued to reject enlightenment and science, until morphine appeared a true companion. The story was published today by Seven by Twenty on twitter.
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Writing
He cut down a tree, removed the bark, sawed and cooked the wood, rolled the pulp, cut the paper and sat down. No more excuses. This story was twittered a year ago by Cuento Magazine. I did not blog it...
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