Stories by UnicornGargoyle, by newest first

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  • Sold to the Circus
    "Warning: children left unattended will be sold to the circus.”1
    by UnicornGargoyle 1700 words, 2 comments, on Sep 10 1:40 PM 2008. In Fiction, Other
  • Rhythm of the Rain
    It’s so unexpected how the rain can reflect what you’re feeling. Most days I see rain clouds, I’m comfortably sitting on my couch with a good book and a cup of warm tea. It’s a very pleasant feeling. Never had it occurred to
    by UnicornGargoyle 400 words, 5 comments, on Aug 16 8:36 PM 2008. In Fiction, First person, Inspirational, Love, Romance
  • Vindicated Outcast
    I always resented my parents for never loving me enough. I always resented them for making me an outcast too. People think it isn't fair for me to blame them for anything. I hear that all the time. And maybe it isn't, but I c
    by UnicornGargoyle 600 words, 1 comment, on Dec 18 7:26 PM 2007. In Inspirational
  • Worst Day Ever
    A bright new day. The sun shining. The birds singing. The grass growing. A lovely summer day. And I was a part of it. Today would be such a wonderful day. I could feel it in my soul. Today would be a wonderful, wonderful day.
    by UnicornGargoyle 1000 words, 2 comments, on Dec 17 6:15 PM 2007. In Humor
  • Home for the Holidays
    This is the first Christmas without my dad. He died eight months ago from cancer. My mom decided since it's been such a long time since we've seen a lot of our family and since she's begun realizing just how important family
    by UnicornGargoyle 1000 words, 2 comments, on Dec 10 5:48 PM 2007. In Holidays
  • Refugee
    Jasen sat his son down next to the warm fire he had just started. The night was cold and the fire would only be a temporary reprieve from their journey until daybreak. Watching his son, Jasen wished he could reassure him that
    by UnicornGargoyle 700 words, 2 comments, on Dec 10 4:32 PM 2007. In Fiction
  • Yule
    It was that time of year again. The snow was falling gently outside, the trees were now bare, and the birds had left for the season. People were preparing to put up their trees and exchange their gifts. Lights were up on hous
    by UnicornGargoyle 600 words, 2 comments, on Dec 9 5:50 PM 2007. In First person
  • Gate Geek
    Gwyneth was anxious to get off work. The day had been stressful and she was ready to go home. Her night was already planned out. Stargate was on. She'd pop some popcorn, turn on the TV, and see what aliens were planning to de
    by UnicornGargoyle 2100 words, 1 comment, on Dec 9 4:39 PM 2007. In Fanfiction, Fantasy, Fiction, Science fiction
  • Basement Harem
    Patience Liam was a very busy woman. She had a hectic full-time job and on her days off she could always be found doing some sort of charity work. Everyone knew her and thought she was an absolutely lovely individual. She was
    by UnicornGargoyle 600 words, on Dec 9 12:50 AM 2007. In Fiction
  • The Day I Met Lester
    The day I met Lester changed my life forever. He's been my best friend and the one “person” I actually let talk me into getting myself into trouble.1 / My name is James. I'm eighteen years old, a
    by UnicornGargoyle 2600 words, 1 comment, on Dec 8 7:28 PM 2007. In Fantasy, Fiction, First person, Inspirational
  • Super Human Author
    What's my super human ability, you ask? Well, very simple. I can write. My ability is to dramatically put pen (or pencil) to paper and forc
    by UnicornGargoyle 200 words, 1 comment, on Dec 6 5:59 PM 2007. In , Humor
  • Flight Attendant
    by UnicornGargoyle 800 words, 2 comments, on Dec 5 5:42 PM 2007. In Adult
  • Unfair Justice
    I shivered as I walked outside in my small robe to get the mail. It was late February and you'd expect the weather to have improved. But this winter was especially cold and that cold was still lingering. I probably should hav
    by UnicornGargoyle 1100 words, 1 comment, on Dec 4 4:35 PM 2007. In Crime
  • The Power of Water
    I was so sick and tired of his bullshit. Beyond sick and tired. He was such a rude jerk all the damn time and I was sick of it. He thought us more highly evolved people were all a bunch of freaks that should just crawl off so
    by UnicornGargoyle 600 words, 2 comments, on Dec 3 3:00 PM 2007. In Fantasy, Fiction, First person, Humor
  • The True Meaning of Christmas
    “Kev, have you decided what you want for Christmas?” Kevalan's overly eager mother asked. Kev wasn't the type of boy to get excited about holidays, his mom on the other hand... Her excitement was evident in the shine from her
    by UnicornGargoyle 1700 words, on Dec 3 1:31 PM 2007. In Fantasy
  • The Kindly Old Man
    “Thank you,” came from the preoccupied voice of the blond woman trying to heard her four children inside the small grocery store as Benigno held the door open for her, seeing her hands were full.1 /
    by UnicornGargoyle 1200 words, 8 comments, on Dec 2 10:36 PM 2007. In Crime, Fiction, Horror, Murder
  • Two Stories Intertwined
    Every story needs a beginning. It's a basic rule of story telling. A rule every author understands and follows. Without this rule, there could be no stories. You can't have a story without a beginning. Or at least, we haven't
    by UnicornGargoyle 1700 words, 4 comments, on Jun 9 10:51 PM 2007. In Fiction, First person, Other, Short story
  • A Life of Daydreaming
    I was in an airplane...no...a boat. Yes, that's it. I was in a boat, out on the open sea, nothing for miles except the glistening of the sun on the water's surface. The wind rustling my hair and the fresh salt water smell int
    by UnicornGargoyle 300 words, 16 comments, on Jun 7 6:08 PM 2007. In Fantasy, Fiction, First person, Short story
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