Dangerfield's Exaggerations.
Chris DangerfieldFull-time temporary relief. Short stories that are often long.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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For about two years, people have been pledging their support for a paid tier, and many others have said they’d happily pay if there were more content. So I’ve pressed the magic button.
Firstly, don’t panic. Nothing changes for free subscri...
The Man Who Mainlined an Ant
Hello, you lovely people. And the rest of you.
First of all, I think this is one of the best shorts I’ve ever written. It’s a true story I was reminded of while discussing needle sizes in hospital recently. Nice life.
If you enjoy it, pl...
The Happiest I've Been in Years
6 min read
Vaping: gagging on the Devil’s chemical cock. No more. No way.
It is no longer always there.
It is not on my pillow - leaking jizz - in case I wake up in the middle of the night (day) and need an immediate mummy-loves-me adjac...
I'm Not a Real Person
I asked Midjourney to ‘Imagine The Culture Industry’, and this is what it gave me. AI has terrible self-esteem issues.
Hello people. This is too long for your email. Read it on Substack.
Estimated Reading time: 15 minutes.
In a week whe...
The Goat in the Machine
Hello people. You came through last week. The novel hit #52 in Biographies and Autobiographical Fiction, which is not an easy category to climb. Bless ye all who bought it and boarded the literary ship Dangerfield.
And now we begin…
I w...
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