This was a class assignment in which I had to write a fictional history of a fictional university (one of my group projects for the term). I decided to tweak it a little and make it somewhat funnier; this is NOT the one I turned in :-P » Read...

And you thought YOUR institution was bad » Read...

A woman gives birth live on the internet. But something goes horribly wrong... » Read...

Jeff and Emily » Read...

Sometimes when you push the edges of science, something pushes back. » Read...

Katherine doesn't want to ride horses, but feels like she has no choice.

I'm considering making this a longer work? » Read...

The land of Wu lies lost in the mists of antiquity. While litle is known of it, there has been in recent years a spate of publications purporting to be tales and histories of Wu. Their authenticity is not known. » Read...

A creative writing exercise: Can you figure out what the constraint was?

An experiment in style. » Read...

Not every love letter is filled with joyous words » Read...

May be disturbing to some readers. » Read...

Lawrence, the star of this story, is just your average everyman, and that's the problem. » Read...

Just because it's new doesn't mean it's better » Read...

Kira Johnson has a demeaning job.
*note: We were supposed to create characters in my creative writing class, and i was thrust into a group with a pig, who insisted on the skeletal elements of this character. This story was written mostly out of... » Read...

Zane's ready to become a writer. » Read...

Not everything labled as a disability is one. (Author's note: text in [ ] means the person is signing). Personal note: this is dedicated to Ashley, the closest person in my life and one of the best friends I've ever had. » Read...

A sequel--of sorts--to Transaction. While the original was all dialogue, this has as little dialogue as possible! » Read...

Balance when you need it. Just call. » Read...

note: This is not intended to be offensive to you religious types. Please read it in the light-hearted manner it was written, and not as a diatribe against the evils of religion (those diatribes bother me, an atheist, even more) » Read...

Sometimes being clueless works » Read...

Something a little different this week. Not only is it exceedingly silly, it's all dialogue. » Read...

What if the world gave up Mercy in exchange for Justice? » Read...

Just what really goest on in a maze? » Read...

Reporter Noah has stumbled into the assignment of a lifetime, if he can keep from embarrassing himself. » Read...

Sebastian Gough was just a Professor of English at a small University, until one day something amazing happened... » Read...

The future of politics (author's note: this is a satirical piece and is in no way advocating for or against any particular political party or system, so no flame emails/posts, please :-)) » Read...

On February 20, 1962, Astronaut John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth. But what if something had gone horribly wrong? (Like a giant meteor striking the earth, for instance) » Read...

A tale of the symbiosis of legendary creatures and the origins of dragonfire. » Read...

New take on an old cliche » Read...

Malakai may be about to find what he's been looking for, but will he know it when he doesn't see it. » Read...

The introduction to a trilogy I had in my mind during undergrad. I never wrote much more than this, so expect no fireworks or wonderful experiences. Or, you know, any sense of completion. » Read...

This week's FFFF submission for me. A short thingy I wrote about 3 years ago. I revised it to hopefully get most of the bad out. » Read...