In 1910, when I was just a boy, Grandfather took me to the woods to hear the truth. He sat me …
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Medusa hurriedly yanked on her school uniform. She had slept through her alarm, again, and if she …
The Sound of Moonlight by Rick McQuiston
Samuel leaned back, wiped a dollop of blood on his hand onto his pant leg, and took a sip of tea. …
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18623 Ahriman by Kristina R. Mosley
When the astronomers first announced that an asteroid barreled toward Earth, I was skeptical. I …
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In the beginning we all felt like conquerors and adventurers. Our ship was traversing the very deep …
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Darrel knew he was a possessed psychopath, and he enjoyed every minute of it. There were more than a …
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When the Sun Goes Down by Craig Steven
I always did hate my father. A horrible thing to say, I know, but damn him to hell. He'd never been …
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