Chris Churilla

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Jul, 2020

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“Lost Connection” by Chris Churilla

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Contains adult language, sexual content, and violence.“I am going home,” Mona said, staring at her French textbook. “Je…”She glanced at her phoneShe looked back at her textbook.“Je…”Back to the phone.Stared hard at it.Back to the textbook.“Je…damn it!”She reached for her phone and brought up a search app.It rang, causing her to yelp and drop it.“Shit!”She looked at the caller ID, which read ALICE, and th...

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“Kindly Disregard This Letter” by Chris Churilla

Kindly Disregard This LetterMay 1Mom THIS CAMP SUCKS!!! IT’S A PRISON!!!!  As soon as we got here, they took away our phones and tablets! I remember Grandpa telling those stories from the old days—you know, the 80s—when Russians put their own people in prison. I think he called it a “gulag”. They told us technology was interfering with our appreciation of nature. What a load of bull! The other girls suck too. There’s one, Katie, who thinks she’s the GOAT...

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“Welcome to Apocalypse Burger, Would You Like to Try Our End of Days Combo Meal?” by Chris Churilla

I’m bending down to pick up a brown present dropped by my seven-year-old corgi Buddy during our morning walk when I feel it–something I haven’t felt in fifteen years.Trouble.Danger, Will Robinson, danger!Buddy whines, so he must sense it too.Still in my half-bent position, I look around, trying to keep it casual. Nothing seems out of place, but what do you expect at 7AM on a Tuesday morning in suburbia?I realize I must look pretty silly, having been in that position for at least ten seconds, so ...

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“The Courier” by Chris Churilla

AUTHOR NOTE: This story contains adult language, sexual content, and violence. The courier stopped their motorcycle several hundred yards from the fortress and activated the binocular feature on their helmet. The heavy rucksack on their back dug into their shoulders, but they ignored it; they would soon be free of it. The guard towers were manned with heavy machine guns, easily capable of piercin...

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Author bio

Ever since I was a child, I have been enthralled with reading, thanks to my mother's dramatic readings of fairy tales. Over the years, I have developed some skill with stringing words together in interesting ways, and I am currently honing my skill with short story writing.