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Just a Suggestion
By: Chaz Osburn. Bob folded his arms and said, “You honestly don’t believe ESP is real, do you?” Max looked up from his computer and answered, “What I…
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Nourish Her Mind
By: K.L. Marsh. My mother’s hunger was obvious. Her hands shook as she reached for the plate, which I assured her was low calorie. She couldn’t remember yesterday,…
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Feels Good
By: Lana Nizhehorodova. The bar’s called “Feels Good.” Plain and simple. It’s neither, though. Since instead of drinks, they serve you loaded drinks. Drink them, and you’ll experience…
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Missent
By: Martin Lochman. The alien device was a godsend. It provided clean, unlimited energy, instantaneously ending the global dependence on fossil fuels. It allowed for an unprecedented increase…
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PostnatalBot 4782B’s Evaluation of New Mother Lydia Harrison
By: Ashleigh Adams. The mother does not like it when I correct her. I do not understand this reaction. I am here to help. Human mothers must meet…
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The Rapture
By: Liz Vaughan. The angel appeared in Kira’s bedroom at midnight. Showering magnificent feathers upon her comforter, they explained: the end was here. Only one hundred other people…
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