Snark Floats
Jenifer JorgensonStrange, sharp stories and essays about the absurd, awful, funny, monstrous things people do — to themselves, each other, and the worlds they build. One Gen X brain leaking gloriously onto a screen. Not always pretty, but always real. Usually kinda fun.
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It Wore a Carnival
Author’s Note:
This was inspired by the May 9th prompt from Bradley Ramsey’s Halls of Pandemonium challenge, though I didn’t participate in the challenge. It’s another awesome prompt!
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This time the trap l...
Millcreek Village Library Life: A Few Laughs in the Stacks
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Day 24
Life continues normally in Millcreek, which is to say, it remains strange. But quiet and pleasant. A surprising number of people have come into the library in the last few days, including some I didn’t reco...
Last Sister Road Trip
Author’s Note:
This was inspired by the May 3rd prompt from Bradley Ramsey’s Halls of Pandemonium challenge, though I didn’t participate in the challenge. It’s a pretty great prompt…
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When the emergency al...
Door to a Strange Country
Author’s Note:
This was inspired by the May 7th prompt from Bradley Ramsey’s Halls of Pandemonium challenge, though I didn’t participate in the challenge. It’s a pretty great prompt, though I suspect this isn’t quite what he had in mi...
A Family Matter
Author’s Note:
This was inspired by the May 2nd prompt from Bradley Ramsey’s Halls of Pandemonium challenge, though I didn’t participate in the challenge. It was just a really cool prompt!
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“He’s aboard,”...
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Fiction and essays from a Gen X brain that’s done pretending things make sense. Stories that creep, essays that cut, commentary that doesn’t blink when the world unravels.
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