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Submitted to Contest #299
Author’s note: For those not old enough to remember the 1980’s, one of the most astonishing events of that decade was the discovery of diaries kept by Adolph Hitler. Stern Magazine, Newsweek and the Sunday Times in London all planned to serialize and publish and were prepared to hand over millions of dollars to the man who found them. There was one problem though: The diaries were fake, forged by a petty but talented criminal by the name of Konrad Kujau. Well respected experts enthusiastically endorsed the find before some finally recognized...
Submitted to Contest #288
The Outcasts of Granny Flats An Original Story &nbs...
Pierre Le Gran was a starving but brilliant young man living on the outskirts of Paris. Desperation and abject poverty had driven him to make a decision to improve his life by turning to a life of crime-- a single crime-- that would change everything. He was determined to pull off the greatest art heist in history, more daring than the 1966 Old Masters robbery in London, more brilliant than the loss of Klimt art in Italy, even more breathtaking than the kidnapping of the Mona Lisa in 1911. He wou...
Submitted to Contest #204
The Trial of Big Bill Gantz When he looked down from the stage, all Horace saw were the shadowed heads of horses off in a hollow below the roadway, a sunken area given over to sagebrush and weeds. There were no riders to be seen, no movement save for the fluttering of horse manes as the animals danced a little against one another...
Submitted to Contest #199
One Hot Night Carolyn Wellsley Bochar was the richest woman on the Cap d’ Azure. She was able to lay claim to the title thanks to the genius and wealth of her late husband Norman who knew a great deal about fine wine, valuable re...
Submitted to Contest #178
Eight Nights of Arnold A note: Sari said I had to include the following definitions if I was really going to tell you all about what happened over Hanukkah. So here goes: Shamas—Hanukkah candle that lights the other candles in the menorah. Challah—Jewish egg bread. Mensch---A real man Latkes---Potato pan...
Submitted to Contest #173
The Gift of Maggie (With apologies to O. Henry) Author’s Note: Nobody told a tale with a twist better than O.Henry. His short story ‘The Gift of the Magi’ is a classic, ...
Submitted to Contest #159
Packwood Bogie (Full name William Bogart and no relation to Humphrey) was an I.T. guy who had worked for Flame Optics since 2012 and had moved up the corporate food chain far enough so that he occupied a corner office with a view of Sixth Street. There was a big ...
Submitted to Contest #148
Plywood Walls I took it for as long as I could. So did Dean and Bob. But at last we had no choice but to head over to the property management office a few blocks down the beach where we laid it out: William was out of ...
Submitted to Contest #145
One Hot Night Carolyn Wellsley Bochar was the wealthiest woman residing on the Cap d’ Azure. She was able to lay claim to the title thanks to the genius and wealth of her late husband Norman who knew a great deal about fine wine, valuable re...
Submitted to Contest #139
CW: Satirical portrayal of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime, dark humor, and references to historical violenceThe Real Hitler DiariesAuthor’s note: For those not old enough to remember the 1980’s, one of the most astonishing events of that decade was the discovery of diaries kept by Adolph Hitler. Stern Magazine, Newsweek and the Sunday Times in London all planned to serialize and publish and were prepared to hand over millions of dollars to the man who found them.There was one problem though: The diaries were fake, forged by a petty but tal...
Submitted to Contest #137
The Outcasts of Granny Flats An Original Story &n...
Tell Us A Grotesquie “Oh, injector, not yet!” Pleaded Moroga. “tell us a story before you turn down the illuminators.” “Yes Injector,” Orlok chimed in from his pallet. “In fact, tell us a Grotesquie. You know how much I enjo...
Submitted to Contest #118
The Outcasts of Granny Flats  ...
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