Wattys2014humor Stories

Daniel Underwood went to see a play. He just didn't realize he was in it. "The Waiting Room is a laugh-a-minute theatrical ride. A cross between Waiting for Godot and Rent (without the music)." - Henry P. Tuttleman, The New York Herald "I laughed so hard, my sides hurt. Little did I know I actually had appendicitis. Vel Grande's play could have killed me. I'm suing him." - Fenster J. Tuttleman, The Philadelphia Bulletin "Vel Grande's The Waiting Room redefines the One-Act. It also begs for new synonyms and antonyms. Who knew?" - Fenster R. Tuttleman, The Washington Star

Attorney Paul Kelly's nephew needs a good lawyer to defend him - fifty years from now. "Vel Grande's science fiction masterpiece. Just like Star Wars, but without all the intriguing characters and special effects." - Riley Martin, The Sci-Fi Gazette "Funnier than running over a duck." - Pete Sneaky, Humor & Stuff "I never wanted it to end. I recently had the entire story bronzed!" - Prudence Juris - Legal Short-Story Weekly

"Game over...thank you for playing." I whispered softly as his forehead rested on mine gently. "But maybe I want to play more...maybe the next level is still undefeated." He said with a tone that meant he wasn't done. Love is just a word until someone comes up and gives it a definition. Maybe Alex is my definition. Maybe I’ve waited long enough; maybe he’s the one I’ve been searching for. But… We're all in the same game; just different levels. {Sequel to Let's Play a Game}