Story of the Week

A Long Morning

In this very relatable story, the main character, Jim, has a mid-morning interview. In addition to the standard pre-interview jitters, he also struggles to figure out how to spend the extra time he has before the interview starts.  

#interview
Gene Glotzer

A Long Morning

  • 4.3
( 2 Reviews )

Jim hated mid-morning appointments. He could sleep in a little bit. He could, but he couldn’t. It was too big. He’d been unemployed for too

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Contemporary Fiction

big bang
Donald J. Bingle

Story Choices

This entire story already exists, but you are only experiencing it one word at a time as you move forward through it. You could, if

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Bernadette O'Leary-Malcolm

The Many Lives of Mita (Part VIII)

Introduction Mita Lopez survived domestic abuse, stalking, and an assault that left her a prisoner in her own body, hearing everyone and everything around her

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Romance

afterlife
Shannon Hilson

Satellites and Violets

  • 5
( 1 Reviews )

Gina was old now by nearly anyone’s standards. Her face was wrinkled and her joints creaked when she moved, especially first thing in the morning

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Creation
Victoria Mineva

The Two Sides of The Rose

Once upon a time, there was a place called Araf. Nowadays, no one knows what happened to it in reality. This place was full of

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Romantic Comedy
Crystal Walker

Matchmakers | Episode 2 | The Girls

Photo by Viktoria Alipatova from Pexels Hearing the bang of the garbage truck emptying a dumpster in the alley behind her apartment, Maisie opens her

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adventure
Maryandra Barker

S.O.S. Chapter Nine – The Hints of Burning Memories (P-4)

*** Want to start at the beginning? Here’s the link to the prologue: http://simily.co/all-stories/maryandramb/s-o-s-searching-out-souls/ _____________________________________________________________________ (Cover Photo Credit – Myself) Part Four “Now that we’ve

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luck
Tim McDaniel

Sucks to Be You

 Paul Flinchbaugh caught the elevator just before the doors closed, and patiently rode up to the seventh floor. Patiently, because the elevator was crowded, and

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Dark Fiction
Evan Bond

Getting Angry

  • 4.5
( 1 Reviews )

I’ve been screaming for help for the past few minutes but no one in the house seems to care. You see, I’m trapped in my

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The Klein Moment

Jimmy Cortez walked out of the third precinct a free man on a Tuesday morning. By Friday night, he’d been reduced to a sack of

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True Story

Poem
Gerald Washington

Little Children Of Uvalde

Little ones No one expected your short lives to end by the gun You were daughters and sons Trying to play and learn Only for

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#Home
Gene Glotzer

Steering

“That’s crazy. I’m a terrible liar. I can’t.” “Come on, Will. I’ll owe you big time. I want the best house for me and Jen.

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Fight
Donald J. Bingle

Poetry Slam

I thought that I would never see A fight regarding poetry. Life can venture nothing worse, Than fisticuffs o’er flowing verse. * If poems be

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Butterfly Wings

Nothing moves save for a butterfly, A whisper at the tip of its wings, Breaking the stillness of the night. Clouds part for the moonlight

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family
Amber Walters

My Venn Diagram

Not a single person in the universe has experienced life the way I experience life. My circle is a huge Venn diagram of shared experiences

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Deaf Scream

Let me call for help,And never be heard,Roaring in my bed,Next to a sleeping spouse. I wish to enjoy the sound,Of silence tearing my throat,Rasping

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Fear
Andrey Lukyanov

(P.S.poetry series) Collaboration

Unimagined feelings rise from far above, the feeling changes, crosses through the sky like doves, when it’s right next to your throat, nothing is at

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Monsters in Our Midst

They came without warning. We used to talk all the time how if we had known they were coming the different things we would have

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