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That's a Wrap! Time is a Dog's Breakfast

That’s a wrap for this call! A huge thank you to everybody who submitted, commented, and shared these pieces. This has been a blast and I look forward to the next one!

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A Continuity of Wilhelm Ducks by Jared Leys

A Continuity of Wilhelm Ducks by Jared Leys

Wilhelm the eider duck unholstered his pistol and fired off six shots at the man lurching toward him in the dark alleyway.

Wilhelm the duck unholstered his pistol, aimed, and fired a shot at t...

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Not From Around Here by Linda Robinson

Not From Around Here by Linda Robinson

“What we got?”

“Male. Gunshot. Body’s been here a few months. No black fly larvae present.” Coroner smacked his neck, leaving a bloody splot. “Cause of death uncertain.”

“The charred sucking hole...

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10:22 by Jody Wenner

10:22 by Jody Wenner

I had a nervous habit of saying the time out loud when I looked at the clock. It always calmed me down, which made no sense. Time was a twisted construct that should have caused more anxiety. Instead, for me, the opp...

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Time is a Dog's Breakfast by Collings McCrae

Time is a Dog’s Breakfast by Collings McCrae

Time is a dog’s breakfast shoved in a blender and spun out like a crazy woman’s quilt, and I’m the fool who tried to iron it flat.

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  • James Maxwell

    Horror and Crime writer from San Jose, California.

  • Jared Leys

    Reading | Writing | Arithmetic | Ducks

  • Laura W.

    Xoxo ❤ Hello there, beautiful friends -- I am a cat savior and former journalist. I now write and read nonstop to fill up the spaces in life on this place called Earth. Hope you enjoy my quips on happenings in my world and enjoy my short stories.

  • Drew Gummerson

    Writer of The Lodger, Me and Mickie James, Seven Nights at the Flamingo Hotel. Saltburn, latest book. Lambda Award finalist. Leicestershire Short Story Prize winner. Stories on BBC Radio 4, and various anthologies.

  • Craig

    Writer of short stories and a handful of novels.

  • Jody Wenner

    Author

  • Bob Armstrong

    Novelist, comedian, traveller, mountain lover, history buff. Writer of fact, fiction and everything in between.

  • Scott MacLeod

    Scott MacLeod is a father of two who writes in Central Florida. His work has appeared recently in various publications, with more forthcoming, and in his weekly Son of Ugly flash fiction newsletter.

  • Thomas Trang

    a writer based in London, UK

  • Ed Ridgley

    Writer of words. Jack Ritchie superfan. Saw Elvis in 1975. Everest Base Camp trekker 2018. https://linktr.ee/edridgley

  • kenneth M Gray

    An avid reader. I am learning how to write and am an amateur cartoonist. I think everything I ever learned came from a book.

  • Carlotta Dale

    Still bravely using adverbs ...

  • Shawn Scott Smith

    Shawn Scott Smith is a writer and ethusiast. He lives in Asheville, NC, plays pinball, and likes to meet new people. All of his adventures are documented on his website at luckycreature.com and most social media spots @luckycreature

  • Tammy Blakley

    Tammy Blakley writes with no formal training and a total lack of adult supervision. It’s more fun that way.

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