Alphabetsuperset Stories

In the picture books, we're taught an apple is beautifully red with a happy worm popping out of it. Not so.

Willst du wissen was passiert, wenn du ein Déjà-Vu hast. Wirklich?...

Igloos blend into the background, snowy white and peaceful. Not so?

Oars are equipment, not athletes, right?

Mother Earth, welcoming, loving, beautiful. Not so?

Jackets just keep us warm, right?

Kites love to fly, right?

Is fear of the dark childish? Perhaps not.

26 short stories with 26 queer protagonists. Each story inspired by a different letter of the alphabet. The beginning: A like adventure.

Each week, I write and upload a (very) short story inspired by a Hans Zimmer soundtrack, from A to Z. The genre will likely be fantasy and epic/adventure-related. This i...

The contradictions of quilts

Leaves come in a broad array of shapes, including evergreen needles.

Magnets are polarized. That is their very definition. If that changes, are they something else?

Es scheint waghalsig, Leute zu beklauen, die dich mit einem einzelnen Gedanken umbringen können. Aber Aaron sagt, man muss ausnutzen, wenn man der einzige ist, der frei...

We are told that a dice roll is the very definition of randomness. Not so.

Igloos blend into the background, snowy white and peaceful. Not so?

We are taught flowers are beautiful and colorful, bringing a sense of peace and joy. Not so.

In the picture books, we're shown friendly, playful, colorful balls bouncing joyfully. Not so.

In the picture books, we're shown that all clouds are fluffy and white. Not so.