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How to Train Your Trophy Wife

by Deidre Blue

Roger Blackburn is an alpha in the boardroom, but a beta in the bedroom. When his young wife, Daphne, cheats on him with the neighbours' son, he realizes he must step up and become a real man if he wants to...

The Red Bra

by Ray Daley

Because in the end things are just things, it's those we love in our lives who really matter.

The Lemonade Stand

by J.T. Warren

The virus is spreading across the world and mankind's days are numbered, but for one little girl, this is the perfect time to sell her lemonade. The man she encounters reminds her of her father, but this man...

When I Waked, I Cried to Dream Again (Harry Potter for grown-ups)

by Squibstress

Every now and then, he needs her. But she doesn’t need him. Does she? Written for Dallirious in the 2013 HP Humpfest on LiveJournal.

Tracey and the Regular Men

by Will Jones

A short story studying the regular inhabitants of a bar lost out in the middle of nowhere. Meet the people that make the town tick over.

Dial M For Monkey

by Adam Maxwell

Adam Maxwell's first collection of short stories is inventive, funny, dark, and hugely entertaining. Effortlessly fusing pop culture, gunplay, and simians, Dial M For Monkey contains a vibrant mixture of short...

Cinderella's Wedding Night

by Tony Murfin

A Royal Wedding, with all the pomp and pageantry... but what happens afterwards, and what are the consequences? A short story with adult themes, this takes the Cinderella story well beyond the bedroom door and...

And It came from the sky

by Abhay Adil

A new twist to an alien invasion story

Single: Two Stories

by Jim Hanas

"Single" contains two previously published short stories: "Miss Tennessee" and "The Cryerer," which first appeared in The Land-Grant College Review and One Story, respectively. Both appear in "Why They Cried,"...

Today's the day

by Clare Tanner

Life can be cruel, but help can come from unexpected places, at the most surprising times. We learn the most from the things that go wrong in life.

Stories of Bahlool

by Kubra Jafri - xkp

Short and interesting Stories for kids from the life of Bahlool, the companion of the 7th Imam. Thanks to al-islam.org islamicmobility.com

1999

by Moxie Mezcal

It's New Year's Eve, and four teenage friends are waiting for the world to end.

Suomi Dream

by Glenner Gent

An American, a German and a French are having a beer in a Finnish bar...

Heart's Desire (Harry Potter for grown-ups)

by Squibstress

It takes sixty years, but Minerva McGonagall finally comes to understand the truth of George Bernard Shaw's pronouncement: "Life contains but two tragedies. One is not to get your heart's desire; the other is...

Sweep (Harry Potter for grown-ups)

by Squibstress

In the aftermath of the Battle of Hogwarts, caretaker Argus Filch does the only thing he can.

Dead Neighborhoods

by Stefan Lebowski

In a world torn apart by a deadly virus, one teenager's struggle to keep himself alive long enough to see out the infection stage has been dealt a deathly blow as he must now face what he has been trying to...

How YouTube Saved the World from the AntiChrist

by William Hrdina

Everything was going so well for the Antichrist, until that damn kid and his YouTube.

Two Good Eyes

by P X Duke

Frank usually treats his female riding partners pretty good, but when his latest gets t-boned by a left-turner, he has to dig deep within to care for her while she recovers in ICU. This title has been expanded...

The Night Before The Christmas Before I Was Married & other festive tales

by Adam Maxwell

Charles Dickens has dominated the Christmas short story market for too long and he's so bloody depressing... wouldn't you rather read something that was funny, had comedy misunderstandings, people accidentally...

New Order (gay short story)

by Jess C Scott

A suave concert pianist has an unshakable hold on the narrator, who is drawn in like a wayward moth to a burning flame. By author/artist/non-conformist, Jess C Scott | www.jessINK.com