Two of Manny’s bodyguards kicked the door to my shitty, off-the-strip motel room door right off its hinges. I was waiting for them by the peeling door jamb with a taser.
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When All Was Brillig: February’s Patreon Short Story (read it for as little as $1)
The first time I threw myself at the claws of the reaper everyone assumed it was a mistake. Surely, said the reapermaster, she must have stumbled into its track. Though, we’d all been taught since we could walk to avoid the great creatures.
The Scar That Stains Red the Gulch: January’s Patreon Short Story (read it for as little as $1)
I came to town, as begged by telegraph, as speedily as I could to see about the problem of the women who’d all thrown themselves to death off Rushtown Gulch.
The Human in the Box: December’s Patreon Short Story (read for as little as $1)
Something crashed through the underbrush, and the insect-like shadows crouched about the fire jerked awake, sensors gleaming in the angry red firelight as they cried out in alarm on frequencies audible and inaudible: “Who goes there?”
The Alien from Verapaz: A Free to Read Monthly Patreon Short Story
At five’o’clock, agents working for ICE swarmed through the doors of a childcare center on 35th Street, across the road from Eastern Park, and arrested the children of a superhero.
Sunset: August’s Patreon Short Story (read it for as little as $1)
Patreon lets me run a monthly short story subscription service for readers. Over 100 of my readers have subscribed to have a short story a month delivered to their inboxes for as little as $1. The August Patreon short story came out last night, a 6,300 word long classic science fiction story about a headstrong… Continue reading Sunset: August’s Patreon Short Story (read it for as little as $1)
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