Postmodern Stories

The winner takes it all, and the loser has to fall. ╱ ORIGINAL

The year is 2008(AD), and the world is in the throes of another 70s revival. Nobody knew how or why it all began. That is the least of humanity's problems, however. Reality itself seems to be breaking down, to the dismay of scientists, corporate titans and the ruling elites/reptilian demigods that have lorded it over the existing structure for countless eons. Secret agent Cassius Croon is hired to investigate a series of particularly bizarre events transpiring around the globe. They suspect he is the One. Actually, he is the None.

A postmodern crossover of Psycho-Pass and Death Note with a complex face, generously sprinkled with book quotes and references to everything under the sun. A guide to what to do if you find yourself in the Library of Babel in the company of a completely different person than the one you hoped to get there with.

The days when people played for entertainment have passed. Welcome to the future. The virtual world of Adam Online is a place where humanity lives. The former champion has returned to the game to find the Mentors -- systems of artificial intelligence that bestow digital immortality on humans. But do they truly work for the benefit of mankind? To learn the truth and reach the Mentors who inhabit places undiscovered, the hero must begin from level zero.

The epic poem is about two ambiguous main characters that overlap each other's reality with their experiences that struggles to overcome all of life's hatred, regret, and suffering. One with its childhood trauma and the other with its post-war endeavor

Faye, a struggling writer on a deadline, suffers from ominous and fantastical nightmares. Bill styles himself a gentleman of leisure but scoffs under the scrutiny of his diabolic family. Separated since childhood, they live in a nameless twenty-first-century city, unaware of each other until Faye and Bill are reunited by a wicked scheme.

poems to read after midnight

This story I could best describe as a stream of consciousness. It was originally written because I got bored writing a report and had some time to kill. It's absurd, weird, somewhat post modern and I love it. Please enjoy 1980, a story that just sort of appeared and doesn't mean anything.

The world is a complex built society, where abiding by high standards are stringent. In current times, there have been greater demands for these norms to become prominent in the city where Miyoung lives. Fate directs her on a most unexpected path. At Miyoung's new school, she is instantly mistreated because of her low status and good morals. As she stimulates a hungry desire for belonging, she drowns into a void, giving herself up to societal expectations. However, a boy not so different from Miyoung is always beside her, holding her hand and not letting go. He is a force to be reckoned with. A story about self-recognition. highest rankings: hybe - #49 post modern - #2

metamodern, psychological, wordy,

A short story describing an evening of no importance. Begins and ends in medias res.

A short story collection that serves an introduction to the Kalis storyline. It focuses on the 12 members of Kalis, tracking them in their college town over the course of a weekend night, starting around 8pm and ending around 10 am.

A hired gun travels to a dark and mysterious city to eliminate a target whose identity is shrouded in secrecy. Very soon, he realizes that there is more to this mission than meets the eye. On his way, the hitman comes across several strangers and hears about and witnesses several uncanny events that make him question his existence and his place in this universe. Who is the target, and who wants to assassinate them? And why? These are some of the questions that come up again and again as the assassin ventures deep into the dark and uncertain territories of the city. Read the story to find out more!

What do you do when your time is up? Jason has been pondering how to spend his last moments for years? But every time a plan comes together his family spoils his plans. With his death sentence in hand and fed up with his loved ones charade, Jason makes one last attempt to get away, finding his way blocked. Not by his family and friends, but by a stranger-who shows him that there is more to life than dying Just in Time.

There is another dimension beyond that which is known to fictional characters. A collection of short stories, poems, snippets, vignettes, and everything else that crosses my mind and has no place in my current publications, or is waiting in the wings to find its forever home. Here is either where ideas are born, or where they go to die. We will be cruising at an altitude of morally dubious. The time is lost. The weather is sarcastic with a high chance of misdirection. Please, sit back, fasten your seatbelts, and enjoy the ride. Just know, there will be turbulence, and there is a shortage of chairs.

Words spill across the page, a kaleidoscope of borrowed phrases and fragmented thoughts. The narrator ... or is it the author ? -- pauses, unsure where the story begins or if it has ended already. "In a world..." No, too cliché. Delete. [Scene missing]

It was a Wednesday, a Wednesday like any old Wednesday, except that Wednesday was the Wednesday my world changed for good. Dramatic? Yes. Repetitive? Definitely. But you see, Wednesdays from this Wednesday onwards would never be the same. Why, you ask? Well, this Wednesday was the Wednesday I first saw Robin. What's up with this story? Well.... This is a story I wrote for my creative writing class! It was more of a project to me than a story, as I was venturing into (for me) uncharted territory! My plan was to write a 6-8 page short story that is completely genderless! (as you can imagine this was a challenge!) I hope you are willing to accompany me in this journey! Enjoy! xoxo m

The unfortunate office romance of Evelyn (CEO x Assistant set in a fantasy world)