Monthly Archives: January 2016

The Research

Doctor Ethan Ford sat on a park bench beside the stream. He watched a mother duck leading her ducklings into the water and new experiences. Periodically, Ethan muttered an observation about them into his small recorder. His neighbor, Desmond Knowles … Continue reading

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I’ll Be Right Back

Gaston’s rarely romanced his wife. Evangeline begged for more loving each night. Gaston always said, “I’ll be right back,” before visiting his mistress for hours. Evangeline began visiting the android, LVR-223 at Chateau de Sable. Its software made it the … Continue reading

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The Monolith – Gargleblaster Microstories #250

“I met Cohen at the Bridge of Brodgar,” sighed Veronique. “It was wonderful!” “Ooh,” said Melanie. “The monolith there is awe-inspiring.” “I suppose so.” Melanie frowned. “You didn’t like the monolith?” Veronique grinned salaciously. “Well, it wasn’t as inspiring as … Continue reading

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The Proof

Henry Vickers stood at the railing of the airship’s massive gondola and let his eyes roam across the expanse of London. Above him, the great bulk of the airship Unicorn held steady in the winds. Nearly a quarter mile long, … Continue reading

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