The End of My Patience Wednesdays were always the longest day of Mason’s week. It wasn’t that he had more to do, it was just that Wednesdays felt long. In fact, ever since he was conscious of how long a day was supposed to be, they’d felt long. When he was still in school, he…
Next Stop:…
Sometimes it felt like the whole world told him to do it their way, even though his way made so much more sense to him. And it always made him feel wrong.
Speak of the Devil By D.I. Jolly
After the second beer with done and Thomas returned with a third, he had found his words.
Oblivious to Something Much Worse
They were going to take the tram into the city to have lunch at a fancy restaurant and be fancy ladies who lunch, and then, if she was good, get ice cream. It was going to be the most awesome day ever.
The Witching Hour by D.I. Jolly
And somehow that would make everything alright, like the rain.
In The Shadow of Elysium
Standing at the chalk board midway through a word, the memory hit him.
Mr Sparkles 2 By D.I. Jolly
Dinosaurs at Midnight By D.I. Jolly Mr. Sparkles 1 – D.I. Jolly (Part 1) As was often the case with excellent coffee, it was over too quickly; and even more unfortunately for Lloyd Birch, he wasn’t the kind of man who would ask a client for a second cup. Besides, he had a job to…
Emily II By D.I. Jolly
“Here we go again, damnit James, you always act like you’re the only one who lost someone that day!”
Fashion By D.I. Jolly
Everyone was satisfied, no one was happy.
Freestyler By D.I. Jolly
Harry Washington, age 8 and a half, started to wonder what his mom’s hair would look like in zero gravity.