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Tea Leaves
The prediction this year is more of a lack thereof. We went to Ryan's house and played Monopoly. When the ball dropped, the game wasn't finished. Well, in the end, nothing is ever really finished. I received a text saying "I love you very much ( Read more... ) -
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Oh hey there, journal. I do believe you are owed an entry where I use the hours surrounding the dawn of this new year to try to predict what will occur in the year entire ( Read more... ) -
Magnificent Macak (fiction)
GEIGER: Funny thing about the BANBOT act is it meant there are a lot of extra parts lying around. So the 'bots that got in under the wire get longer to live. Well the lucky ones. Yours is one of the lucky ones, right ( Read more... ) -
New Maps of Old Places
(STEVE begins drawing on the ground with a piece of chalk ( Read more... ) -
Magnificent Macak
(Jake's apartment, it's a shitty efficiency, dirty and disorganized. Newspaper clippings and faded photos from glory days are taped to the walls haphazardly. Empty bottles of Old Crow line the wall by the door -- recycling he never took out. It is late evening ( Read more... ) -
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I remember his face when he handed me the gun. His face was peppered with stubble, eyes beginning to sink from malnutrition ( Read more... ) -
60 Plays in 60 Seconds or Less
(TIFFANY and her husband, BILL ( Read more... ) -
60 Plays in 60 Seconds or Less
(Monologue ( Read more... ) -
60 Plays in 60 Seconds or Less
(Two people, A and B. Meant to be gender-neutral ( Read more... ) -
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A sticky soy sauce jar and two boxes of Aunt Jemima pancake mix. Bricks of ramen noodles and cubes of bouillon. The wood of our cabinets was caked with a thin layer of dust, which combined with the liquids of old foods, making a sticky film. It clung to the old food, fighting my efforts to pick it up, almost as if it was resisting its own demise ( Read more... )