Humor

TMI for an MRI?

Ken Gosse’s sonnet, "TMI for an MRI?", blends humor and tension in a medical setting. The poem humorously portrays the MRI process, depicting the speaker's anxious experience under the machine's ...
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Frame by Frame

In "Frame by Frame," a short story by Gina Angelone, the narrator reflects on the monotony of Pilates classes in isolation, while pondering the emptiness of her ex-husband's minimalist life. ...
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No Swimming

In Diane Webster’s flash fiction No Swimming, a police officer encounters a man who disregards a "No Swimming" sign and continues to swim in a pond. Despite repeated warnings, the ...
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My Cousin Jim

In Geoff LaCasse’s short fiction "My Cousin Jim," the narrator reflects on an invitation from a distant relative, Cousin Jim, who reaches out for a family visit. The story explores ...
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Crunch

Dive into the heartwarming tale of "Crunch" by Doug Hawley, where a man with a modest job and a woman with an impressive academic background prove that love conquers all, ...
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Bomb

Doug Hawley's 'Bomb' takes readers on a thrilling encounter between a super secret British agent and a notorious super villain, filled with witty banter and unexpected twists.
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The Easter Hairdo

In Jerry Lambert's short story "The Easter Hairdo," a humorous family memory unfolds as the narrator recounts an unforgettable Easter morning, complete with dress clothes and a mischievous tale. This ...
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