Commute Stories

This is a script fill for anyone to create content with, this was not initially intented to be a written induction however it still can really push you right to the edge...

A short story I wrote as part of a transfer application into the Tisch School of the Arts. It's something I wrote a while ago and now that it's time for submission, I'm...

Driving to work I saw this pink sky.

Story of Waiting and Going. About leaving and coming. Hidden pips behind the deafening noises. This is the author's mini collection of movements and travels. Enjoy.

I'm Rebecca Alexie Sarmiento, you can call me Becca. I'm a student, a rocker chic, an aspiring photographer and guess what, sooner or later I will be trained to be a SEC...

Poem

A freaky short story for anyone that commutes... a train ride through hell.

A disgruntled employee begins his long morning commute accompanied by a lot of weed and the hope to break his own speed record through the traffic circle.

Poem about my dad and I cycling through the Peaks into the city together on our commute to work/school with quite matching cycling gear. Quick and humourous.

Commuting is a large part of a lot of people's lives every day, and this question is really important for anyone who is looking to come to work in Germany but has a remo...

A short story of one man's deteriorating mental health as he struggles with the mundanity of modern life. An encounter with a stranger during his daily commute changes...

Samantha returns, but this time I'm 20 years older. That's a surprisingly long lived hamster...

We are constantly on a move. Going out, going home. And every day is a new story.op Let's recount the moments We spend on the road.

The passengers of a commuter-bus in the outskirts of Kathmandu, find their lives taking eventful turns. It is a depiction of the everyday life of most people that try to...

An hour in the morning. An hour at night. I take the train to and from work six days a week. Sometimes I read or watch videos on my phone to pass the time. Other times...

People watching has always been such an interesting sport...

Quick Reads inspired by TT/insta comments: 1. KEBAB VAN Trying to bundle a drunk friend home is complicated by the unexpected appearance of a food truck 2.THE CABOOLTUR...

The faceless man on the morning commute. Just another nameless figure in the crowd. Where is he going? What is he doing? Maybe it's best to never know.