Scramble Tales
Twisted tales. Old curses. Stories that stay with you.
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There's a Version of Tomorrow's Newspaper With My Name Already In It
Bhaskar Iyer has worked security at Ashwood Exchange for eleven years, and swept floors here for six before that, back when the building still had the old Herald signage bolted above the loading dock that nobody ever bothered taking down un...
I Didn't Write This. My Handwriting Did.
There’s a note on my desk this morning that I don’t remember writing.
That’s not the strange part. I write notes to myself constantly — groceries, deadlines, half-formed ideas at midnight I can never read back properly. The strange part is...
The Kitchen Speaker Has Two Voices Now
“Good morning. It’s 26 degrees and clear.” That’s the voice I set up. Flat, pleasant, a little too enthusiastic about the weather.
Then, underneath it, a half-second behind, almost buried under the first voice — a second one. Lower. Slower...
My Keyboard Kept Typing After I Took My Hands Off It
At 1:52 a.m., Rohan Verma is the only person on the fourth floor of Ashwood Exchange, which is exactly how he likes his last two hours before a deadline — no Slack pings, no one walking past his desk to ask if he’s “still here,” just the hu...
I Only Got Up for Water
The clock says 3:07. I only got up for water.
The hallway floor is cold under my feet, colder than it should be in August, but I don’t think about that until later — right now I’m just thirty seconds from a glass of water and back under th...
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Two publications, one question: why do we trust the people and things that end up hurting us? ScrambleTales explores it through fiction. Red Flags & Receipts explores it through real financial crime.
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