Stories by Mallig, by newest first

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  • A Heart Unsewn
    1 / The carnival was crowded and noisy, but locked in each other’s eyes we might have been alone on a mountaintop. We descended long enoug
    by Mallig 500 words, 12 comments, on Nov 8 10:15 PM 2007. In Love, Sad
  • Fortress
    by Mallig 100 words, 9 comments, on Nov 7 11:06 PM 2007. In Love, Metaphor
  • Shop-Smart
    A very unpleasant shopping experience.
    WARNING: really graphic violence
    by Mallig 1300 words, 10 comments, on Oct 18 1:03 AM 2007. In Dark, Horror, Humor
  • The Royal Renaissance
    A sad tale told from the perspective of a building.
    by Mallig 1100 words, 5 comments, on Oct 13 3:19 PM 2007. In Fiction, First person
  • The Dentist
    This is gross...
    by Mallig 1000 words, 7 comments, on Oct 5 2:07 AM 2007. In Dark, Horror, Science fiction
  • Wondrous Thunder
    Once when I was very young, I asked my grandmother, my Nana, where thunder came from. I told her my Sunday school teacher said it was God
    by Mallig 700 words, 7 comments, on Sep 30 12:23 PM 2007
  • It Always Rains In Africa
    It was the most thrilling, nerve-wracking moment of Laila's life. She was appearing on a television game show called “What the BLANK.” It
    by Mallig 1900 words, 3 comments, on Sep 26 10:14 PM 2007
  • The Limits of Gratitude
    It was past lunch time, and my stomach was sounding the alarm. That could explain why I was not quite myself, a little distracted, when it
    by Mallig 1600 words, 5 comments, on Sep 18 8:35 PM 2007
  • The Archipelago
    The village had stood for centuries, a functioning relic of ancestral times, constructed of petrified earth and stone. The island was the
    by Mallig 1700 words, 8 comments, on Sep 15 11:02 AM 2007. In Supernatural
  • Little Fella
    The group of eager zoologists made camp in a small clearing, deep in an unspoiled region of the Canadian boreal forest. Dr. Dorothea Melton
    by Mallig 1600 words, 11 comments, on Sep 8 12:44 AM 2007
  • Wedding Belles
    It was Calvin Walker’s wedding day. He stood at the altar, looking mighty fine in a black tuxedo, midnight blue paisley cummerbund, white rose at the lapel. He would have to say he had never looked better, or felt happi
    by Mallig 1700 words, 7 comments, on Sep 4 12:35 AM 2007
  • The Chair
    Joe stood regarding himself in the mirror with a rascally grin. He combed his graying hair nice and tall so the little valley on the crown
    by Mallig 700 words, 9 comments, on Sep 1 11:46 PM 2007
  • Super Sleuth
    Nya was a super sleuth. That means there was no mystery she could not solve, with enough time and the proper tools. Even thought she was o
    by Mallig 900 words, 5 comments, on Aug 30 10:28 PM 2007
  • First Steps -- Lessons Learned
    Since I was a child, the firsts of things have been very difficult for me to manage. I tend to stumble at many of the first steps that life presents. Second and third steps, no problem. I even climbed 30 flights of stairs
    by Mallig 300 words, 8 comments, on Aug 28 11:07 PM 2007. In Humor
  • Turning Back
    You would never guess how much money there is in coffee. Well, coffee, bagels and whatnot. Let me tell you, there’s a lot. Me and my littl
    by Mallig 600 words, 4 comments, on Aug 26 7:51 PM 2007
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