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Devil in the Details
Average Rating:
8.97

Devil in the Details

Trevor looked at the sweaty, crumpled paper in his hand, reviewing the instructions yet again. Soon it would be too late to read over them, but until then every rehearsal could be the one that saved ...
Barter
Average Rating:
8.96

Barter

Marjorie had been lingering outside the nondescript metal door for nearly two hours, appearing to study the door and the faded sign above it. The Deli, it read in dusty script. Her coat was wrapped as ...
Purified
Average Rating:
8.82

Purified

"Hell is other people." –Jean Paul Sartre, No Exit Things had gone terribly wrong. I wasn't one to ever really be concerned with history—I had failed it three times in college—but even I knew things had ...
Lake Wonapango
Average Rating:
8.52

Lake Wonapango

Everyone who grew up near Lake Wonapango had their own story about the lake. Some were your traditional and expected fish stories, some dealt with summer love and improprieties, and others were tragic tales of misadventure ...
This is How the World Ends
Average Rating:
8.34

This is How the World Ends

What does it take to destroy a universe? A cataclysm? Apocalypse? Do those things destroy a universe? No. We assume that the collapse of all we know is due to the effects of some fated, predicted ...
Written in the Stars
Average Rating:
7.99

Written in the Stars

"Cheryl! That's great news. I didn't even know you were psychic!" exclaimed Marian, her face alight with excitement. "I'm not psychic, Marian." “Oh, of course not. That was silly of me. You can just read the ...
Dionaea Muscipula
Average Rating:
7.83

Dionaea Muscipula

Martin looked somberly into the murky gold of his lukewarm scotch. He hated these kinds of functions. Not only was he not particularly good at large crowds, dancing, loud music, and general social interaction, but it ...
Empty Spaces
Average Rating:
7.73

Empty Spaces

Anne was new to the city, and she knew without a doubt that it wasn't the place for her. She was used to winding country roads, gentle breezes on the porch, and the rustle of the ...
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