Brown Slime Stories
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  • Reads 611
  • Votes 69
  • Parts 17
  • Time 4h 48m
Ongoing, First published Sep 18, 2024
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While some might say it's a bit harsh, most agree that in the 21st century, students don't face any real consequences for their behavior anymore.
  
  The concept of detention or in-school suspension -- putting a bunch of delinquents in the same room and expecting this to improve their behavior? Come on.
  
  But now, a certain US state has come up with an idea for a new disciplinary system that would make anyone not want to get in trouble...
  
  "Brown Slime Stories" is an anthology of short stories in the same universe as my WIP "The Brown Slime". You can either start here, or start there, it will make sense either way. I've put these in reverse chronological order (newest first) but feel free to skip around if a title catches your eye. They are all stand-alone shorts. 
  
  (content warning: mild swearing)
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