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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Day Seven
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This story was written for an anthology of stories published by . The requirement was to write a story of 500 words or less that ends with the line “by morning the sea had taken it.” The anthology contains stories and poems f...
The Battle of Gingivitis Cave
Written in response to the August 26th (Day Eighteen) prompt of Smogust.
This prompt called for Fantasy + Sci-fi/Horror. While I technically followed the prompt this time, I suspect this isn’t quite what had in mind… 😏
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Millcreek Village Library Life: Working Theory
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‼️A brief note before reality gets strange‼️
Millcreek Village is an ongoing collaborative serial written by several Substack authors. You can read my previous installment, or consult the Millcreek Village index for...
A Bridge Made of Choices
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This story was written for Building Bridges: A Flood of Flash Fiction to Fight Flash Floods. Let’s do what we can to help our fellow creators in a time of need.
Photo by Cole Freeman on Unsplash
“The bridge to the afterlife...
How Larry Became a Dragon
Written in response to the August 25st (Day Seventeen) prompt of Smogust.
This prompt called for Fantasy + Cozy/Slice of Life. I’m practically becoming a rule-follower lately.
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Larry wasn’t always a dragon.
In fact,...
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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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