Stories by clichedriven, by lifetime rank

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  • Footprints in the Snow
    While on his way to Megan’s house, Rick had to pull over the car. He was dizzy with nervousness and fear. “Come on, Rick. You know what you’re doing. This girl is awesome. You can do this, man. It’s just a date.” He sits in a
    by clichedriven 700 words, on Apr 16 12:11 AM 2008
  • Smokey Joe (scene from)
    “Just keep the wheel straight, that’s all you can do. Don’t look at him, there’s no telling what he might do. He seemed so normal. He didn’t seem to have a care in the world. I never knew killers could have a care in the worl
    by clichedriven 1200 words, on Jun 9 7:27 PM 2008
  • A Table with Cooper Wilson
    Call him a poet, call him a singer, or call him the bridge between the classic rock generation and our current pop generation. Regardless o
    by clichedriven 1200 words, 1 comment, on Jun 12 3:09 PM 2008. In
  • A Walk with Cooper Wilson
    The ring of Gary’s phone pierced through the quiet night. He could barely lift his arm to answer the phone, but was able to knock the headset off the ringer. His original thought was that there was some sort of emergency. But
    by clichedriven 600 words, on Jun 18 3:16 PM 2008
  • Cameron Makes Nine
    An introduction is the most engaging portion of a conversation. It is full of mystery, expectation, and excitement. It can be between two enemies about to engage in debate or it can be the introduction of two lovers at the be
    by clichedriven 1700 words, 1 comment, on Sep 20 2:05 PM 2008
  • Losses and Gains
    “You alright, son” utters a weary old priest in a coat and jacket.1 / Sean raises his head from his hands. He sits on cold stone steps, but
    by clichedriven 800 words, 3 comments, on Feb 9 12:27 PM 2008
  • Uncharted Streets
    “I’m just gonna go for a walk.”1 / Those were the last words that Sean said to his roommate. He loved to go on walks. Whether they were on
    by clichedriven 1700 words, 3 comments, on Apr 9 4:01 PM 2008
  • Their Favorite Season
    by clichedriven 700 words, 3 comments, on Dec 3 12:33 AM 2007. In Life, Love, Romance, Short story, Young adult
  • Improbable Cliches
    “What do you wanna know? What the fuck is it that you wanna hear? That I’m crazy about you. That from the first time I saw you I thought you were the most beautiful girl I have ever seen. That after meeting you I was actually
    by clichedriven 700 words, 10 comments, on Jan 16 9:28 PM 2008
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