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It is the year 2065.
A young anthropologist, with his partner, embarks on a journey to St. Vassar - an isolated town. In this world, Christianity never arose to historical prominence, but instead stayed fringe and resulted in a small, northern town of St. Vassar. This story, in both satirical…
It's not easy being a sentient undead mage, but it's even worse to have pesky, adventuring heroes break into your lair all the time.
By M. A. Yacone
Study hard, and get to a good JC.
All Else Is Secondary.
An unblinking satire that presents the Machiavellian ideologies that drive Singapore's education system today, from the perspective of a Secondary 4 student. Written for the participants, the skeptics, and the inquisitive reader.
This short story has been submitted…
By Aidacity
This piece of poetic fiction speaks for itself.
Short Story
Horror
June 24, 2017
The cabin was rundown but not totally unusable. It looked secure, a little rough on the exterior and all the windows were boarded up, but whatever. I was just about to knock, out of courtesy more than anything else, when I heard the sound of a piano being played from…
A short satire on cellphone usage.
By Emily Sloan
Short Story
Literary Fiction
June 14, 2017
Story about taking revenge on a rotten father.
Another election year filled with yet another revolving door of self-interested sellouts posing as public servants is in full swing. With each passing four years, candidates have grown more extreme in their methods of winning the presidency. This year, Joe Clay, a candidate steamrolled at first by his opponents, finds…
I have seen the future.
Short Story
Science Fiction
May 08, 2017
The first fight is over. Time for the quest to begin.
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Science Fiction
May 07, 2017
The zombies cometh!
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Science Fiction
April 30, 2017
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Science Fiction
April 29, 2017
I hope you're ready for more daring do's from Jose, and the rest of the Kronin family. Enjoy part 3 of "Why We Cant Have Nice Things"
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Humor
April 25, 2017
This is a short, satirical story about the so-called "college experience."
Short Story
Science Fiction
April 25, 2017
The second installment of the exciting adventure of the oddly named Jose, and his rag-tag family just trying to survive the apocalypse... that he may or may not have started.
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Science Fiction
April 24, 2017
This work of speculative fiction can best be described as irreverently humorous, and borderline nonsensical. If you have always thought the post-apocalyptic stories you read lacked a certain snarky dysfunction, then this might be just what you are looking for. Enjoy the first of what will hopefully be many interesting…
By Wally Birch
Short Story
Humor
April 18, 2017
A terrible crime has been committed and the perpetrator is confronted by the other members of his film collective.
By Rose Meyer
By Rose Meyer
Book
Fantasy
April 15, 2017
"My name is Adrian DiPaolo. I’m seventeen years old— I think so, anyways. When you’re legally classified as deceased, birthdays kind of become less of a thing. Yes, I did just say “deceased”. As in dead. It’s a long story."
Author's note:
Not gonna lie, my dudes, I projected a…
Short Story
Mystery and Crime
April 12, 2017
Skepticism opens new doors to eager enthusiasts, but even a man who tells the truth for a living can have sinister motives.
Short Story
Humor
April 10, 2017
Just having fun with conspiracy theories and making a story about a very stupid conspiracy that nobody thinks is happening.
A satirical look at a dystopian future caused by immigration.
Short Story
Humor
March 21, 2017
(Episode 1)
Welcome to Dystopia! A thriving, lush city prone to apocalyptic events. Today's hero will be facing a local TV Star hungry for more than local shows. He wants the apocalypse!
Will our hero save the day?
(Insert attention grabber here)
Poem
Poetry
February 27, 2017
This one does not speak for itself.
Poem
Poetry
February 24, 2017
Political satire that speaks for itself.
Poem
Poetry
February 24, 2017
Satirical poem
Poem
Poetry
February 09, 2017
This type of poetry should speak for itself.
Poem
Poetry
February 01, 2017
It should speak for itself.
What do you do if your parents are snobs? Write a book about them, obviously. In fact, you write a book about everything they stand for (or think they stand for). Revenge is what you make it. This book is my revenge. My name is Almathea Frupp and this is…
a writer must pretend to be someone he isn't in order to become what he wants to be.
A short story about the process, and many struggle of writing
Book
Science Fiction
January 07, 2017
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Article
Humor
January 03, 2017
Trump's plan to build a wall to keep out Mexicans backfires.
Book
Humor
December 03, 2016
Evil has reached an all new low. EWEP (Evil Will Eventually Prevail) is an organizations that seeks to lift evil from its dismal standards in order to be on par with the Heroes of the world.
(Of, course they have to make sure that their swishy black robes aren't creased…
Book
Humor
November 28, 2016
The trouble with riding off into the sunset is that it very quickly goes dark.
In this, the second and final part of 'The Written World', Myrah and her only-sometimes-intrepid friends discover that averting wars, surviving demonic encounters and evading the clutches of determinedly genocidal relatives is no guarantee of…
A story making fun of some of the more obscure news.
This is a satire I wrote in my English class. It addresses the current state of America's education system.
High school student, I wrote a satire and need reviews
Everyone loves being a victim.
Short Story
Horror
November 09, 2016
After being pushed to the limit, a small schizophrenic boy with a passion for blood is out to create a masterpiece. And this time, he's using his classmates as his canvas...
Book
Humor
October 09, 2016
The King has returned! Problem is, no one can seem to remember losing one. Add to that a pesky demigod with career ambition, and it’s an altogether worrisome time to be a despot.
It’s election time in Titan!
By Andy Paine
Book
Humor
October 09, 2016
When the hapless (and chap-less) Bob Bobbins inherits his fake dead grandmother’s estate, he is handed the keys to a rather exclusive business, ‘Madame Bob’s High Fashion.’ Unfortunately, that business happens to be based in the treacherous world of high fashion, a world where murder is considered a far less…
By Andy Paine
A comic fantasy, Unreliable Histories is guaranteed 100% free from lovelorn vampires, arcane prophesies and ancient-but-recently-awoken evils. It features no werewolves, no Chosen Ones, no boy-wizards and hardly any demonic temples at all.
Instead, it follows a young cartographer, Myrah Cygnari, and her only-sometimes-intrepid friends, who seem rather unaccountably to…
By Rob Gregson
Short Story
Science Fiction
September 10, 2016
Tags: humour, satire, science-fiction, space-travel, public-transit
In the future, fast space travel has resulted in people commuting to Earth for work, but living on Sol's planets. This means a lot of time stuck traveling between planets. An inventor has created a new device that he believes will lead to instantaneous travel, ending the morning commute once…
By SaintPat
Short Story
Science Fiction
Reads: 169
Tags: humour, satire, science-fiction, space-travel, public-transit
enter the world of Strasita a Japanese man with a weird but impressive personality as he embarks on a journey to find heaven
By desi sabun
Anyone that has spent time behind a cash register dealing with customers knows that some people can be downright rude. This satirical version of the song "What's This?" from The Nightmare Before Christmas is meant to poke fun at the rude customers.
A story that could very well come true!
By hullabaloo22
Walter Funk was a legend.Yet if you ask most people today they won't have heard of him.
By Chris Green
If you love Where The Sidewalk Ends and A Light in the Attic you'll love this one.
Essay
Humor
June 15, 2016
just poking fun at "occulture writing" and it's troops.
Poem
Non-Fiction
June 14, 2016
