101 to 110
Posted by sam wilson on Wednesday, July 4, 2012
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War: Christmas in the trenches. The two sides played football in no man’s land. Afterwards the English fans got out of hand, as usual.
Horror: Lovecraft stared at the page. During the fever he’d channeled a phantasmagorical tale of sentient beasts, and signed it “B. POTTER.”
Teen Romance: She watched him from across the cafeteria. He was so much taller, more confident, and better described than she was.
Chain Letter: RT This! A Joburg man RTed it and got 876 new followers! A man in Pofadder ignored it, but nothing worse could happen.
Self-referential: This tweey has exactly one hundred and thirty nine characters, two commas, one full stop and an obvious spelling mistake.
Historical: While trying to get a loan, Spartacus discovers he’s the victim of quite unbelievable identity theft.
Superhero: “Behold! This suit will let me move through solid walls!” He put it on, fell to the center of the Earth, and burned to a crisp.
Crime: He argued with the mechanic. Drove off without paying. Just as he hit 120, he noticed the tyre bolts on the passenger seat.
Childrens: Jimmy wanted to see the fire engines but mummy wouldn’t take him. Mohammad won’t come to the mountain, he thought, lighting a match.
Genre Stories (@genrestories) is an ongoing Twitter account where I post twitter-length short stories in every genre I can think of.
This blog collects them into easy-to-read batches.