Category: Online Story Tuesday
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The Worst Story Ever (the MST3K version)
This past week, Frankie Diane Mallis did something very brave. On a dare, she posted an “absolutely horrid horrid horrid story ‘Untitled’ that I wrote […]
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Online Story Tuesday: Ilker Drennan
Formerly “Online Fiction Tuesday,” I considered renaming it “Online Fiction (and Truth!) Tuesday” so that I could include true stories, too. But since that’s so […]
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Online Fiction Tuesday #2
I did one of these a long, long time ago. Now that I’ve been trying to post more, in general, on a number of my […]
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Online Fiction Tuesday #1
Most fiction is not worth reading, because 90% of everything is crap. This rule clearly applies to online fiction. Yet, I love to read a […]
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