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Damn Wizards
The Palace Hotel Grand Ballroom was most decidedly not grand that morning. Morning light spilled through the huge windows that overlooked the bay to cast rays on the detritus of the previous night’s soirée. Overturned tables and chairs, spills and stains on the carpets, half of the draperies ripped from the windows, and above it all, the smell of stale champagne and spilled booze.“You ever notice,” Karl asked, “that the richer the party, the worse the mess?”Sera knew what he was getting at, but she’d let him explain himself, again, in order to keep the peace. It wasn’t that she hated him, but ...
A Room at the Radisson
TW: transphobiaTiffany Murphy looks out the window of the Guess Who Tavern And Music Hall in Asheville, North Carolina, where she works as a bartender. The rain is pouring down on Haywood Road, the remnants of Hurricane Alice hitting the city as predicted. She reads the ads written on the window in shoe polish, which are from her perspective, backwards. “THGIN CIM NEPO” she reads. “7 MP SYADNOM”. Tiffany wishes it was open mic night, but it’s not. It is, to quote the Beatles, a “stupid bloody Tuesday”, and that, coupled with the weather, means the club is D-E-A-D. She wishes she could get drun...
Karma is a Bitch
Yesterday“I see that your name is Karma,” the old nurse said. “That’s an odd name.”“That’s the name my mother gave me, nurse Fletcher,” the young woman answered.“Your mother, eh? Didn’t your father have a say when it came to choose your name?”“My father wasn’t around anymore when I was born, nurse Fletcher. He left my mother the moment he knew she was expecting.”The old nurse looked up from Karma’s resume.“That’s a shame,” she said. “One wonders what type of man would make a woman pregnant, and then refuse to take responsibility.” “I grew up asking myself the same question too, nurse Fletcher,...
Top 10 things to consider while writing a top 10 list
Many years ago there lived a man named Chris. Chris loved writing novels and regularly posted short stories for his readers. Chris was very good at writing descriptive and narrative content but never posted any articles that were in a list format. Chris took up the challenge and researched more and more about writing an article in the so-popular list format. He began reading more about it and soon started experimenting. He wrote a few articles in the format and even gained popularity and gwww.onedoor.ccood feedback from his reader fan-base. Over time, Chris got really good at this, in fact, more people star...