Seriously Serial Fiction
David Wilson-BurnsWeekly publication of serialized fiction literary, romance, thriller, fantasy, dystopian, whatever. See also https://www.royalroad.com/profile/106895
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 104 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 18 days ago |
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Chapter 25: Finale
I was waiting outside when Kyra arrived in her beat-up Nissan Sentra. She pulled up next to me, rolled down the window, and said, “Get in. Oh shit, James. Have you seen your face?” she asked, “And are you drunk?”
“I just want to get her ou...
Chapter 24: It Should Have Been Me
(2007)
“James!” shouted Laura. “This is it! This is life. This is marriage. This is what we signed up for!”
It was the spring of 2007. We were both thirty-five-years-old. Laura had taken a break from her career as an opera singer to try t...
Chapter 23: Show Me the Way
(20007)
For a moment, I looked at the broken angel, feeling hot anger and tears rise up to my head. It wasn’t fair. None of this was fair. I remembered my mother’s words when our dog Avogadro had died. It had thrown me into a tailspin of s...
Chapter 22: To Cynthia
(1995)
Given the circumstances, Laura’s parents were understanding about our new timeline. We had come over on a Sunday afternoon and shared my mother’s desire to see us wed before her passing. Mrs. Welch had shared the story of her own m...
Chapter 21: Do Not Be Afraid
(2007)
Amy and I arrived at Sears Fine Foods before Kyra and ordered a basket of calamari.
“So this is like octopus?” she said when it arrived.
“No, squid.”
She grimaced and said, “Are they like…tentacles?”
“Yes, but taste one. It’s d...
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