Category Archives: Short Story
Unique Rabbit (Revision)
Had that dream for the thousandth time. Ice cold sweats and the hangover hits my brain like a sack full of babies hitting the pavement. Left the T.V. on the Playboy channel. It’s in black and white. Just to look … Continue reading
Filed under Session XXIV, Short Story
Sadie’s Blog
Sometimes, at 3 or 4 in the morning, when I’m all alone, I think of drowning. At first it seems like a peaceful way to die—nothing but water all around you, damping out the noise of the world, covering your … Continue reading
Filed under Short Story
Unique Rabbit
Had that dream for the thousandth time. Ice cold sweats and the hangover hits me like a sack full of babies hittin’ the pavement. Brain feels just as messy. Left the T.V. on some Playboy channel movie. It’s in black … Continue reading
Filed under Session IX, Short Story
The Metal Child
These were the first words he heard his father speak: “How many lifetimes must it take for humanity to correct its mistakes? An individual is capable of redemption, even if it takes a thousand acts of repentance, but with every … Continue reading
Filed under Session IX, Short Story
