Microfiction

Shades of Yellow
YELLOW "the color of happiness" is how I learned about colors. the color of happiness has lost it's color in modern world we all are just the shades of this color or pretending to be this color some times pale sometimes canary .
By Revolution3 years ago in Fiction
Smartphone Zombies
This had gone so wrong. The phone app was supposed to influence those that used it to buy the required products. But just like any drug, the users became addicted. They never bought anything but if anyone tried to take the phone off them they screamed attacked and bit anyone who tried. They were drawn to Milton Keynes, and non-addicts were forced to move out for their own safety. High-Level discussions took place and the only solution was the decommissioning of the app and the total extermination of the addicts. They were now smartphone zombies. They had to be eliminated.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Fiction
Sunday Dinner
A chicken was crossing the road. It was going to the other side. Suddenly, a speeding car appeared. The chicken stopped in the middle of it’s crossing. The car continued speeding.
By Moe Radosevich3 years ago in Fiction
Small Things
My Grandad died a few weeks ago. My Grandad created a lot of precious stones, though I didn't see any value in them. I was only nine years old. We kept searching when my Grandma stopped. She came across an old green precious stone, though Grandma never saw anything precious in them.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Fiction
Strange Decoration
Barrels decorated the city one particular year. There were fifty of them donated. People thought they were a quaint way of dressing up building entrances, making my apartment building more attractive from the street.
By The Man Behind The Mask3 years ago in Fiction
Game of Whispers
The desolate warehouse buzzed with tension as we hobble around a colossal chessboard. Monitors displayed our lives, dwindling with each move. Sweat dripped down our faces, blending with grim determination.
By Evie3 years ago in Fiction
The Great escape
Blowsy eyes rummaging the crowd for a face. That face I so casually discarded–spring cleaning gone wrong. It’s been days. Weeks maybe.
By Andie Emerson3 years ago in Fiction
Released
Thirty years of loyalty and devotion had kept us apart, had split us down the middle like the spine of an open book. Pages unturned. Chapters unread. His love, ever protective, sheltering me behind the bulwark of his violence.
By Carly Marie3 years ago in Fiction
Small hand on three
"You're making coffee?" Emily turned the corner from the hallway, looking at the clock, its little hand on the three. She gawked at the sight of me, suddenly.
By Lisa H3 years ago in Fiction
An Acorns tale.
"They all get taken", I say hanging in the wind. I twist and tug but I'm not loosening up. "What is it, do you think, they do with us?" our sister wondered.
By Rachael MacDonald3 years ago in Fiction
BELIEVE OR NOT A24
a risk, they would keep things lean and mean on the production side. A24 was founded in 2012 by Daniel Katz, David Fenkel and John Hodges. The studio started with a focus on film distribution but has since expanded to producing its own projects. A24 has become known for producing highly acclaimed and unconventional films that push the boundaries of traditional storytelling.
By Aish3 years ago in Fiction
Bound by Love
Chapter 1: The Encounter In the enchanting realm of Celestia, an angel named Seraphina soared gracefully through the celestial skies. Seraphina possessed a heart filled with love and compassion, and she always sought to spread joy to those around her.
By Novel paradise3 years ago in Fiction