Friday Fiction: The Cats of Plain House (Part 1)
Today’s story is only the beginning. In a neighborhood you’ve never visited, there’s a house. It’s called Plain House, for it is not worth describing how it looks.
By Brandon Scott on Mar 31st, 2023
Today’s story is only the beginning. In a neighborhood you’ve never visited, there’s a house. It’s called Plain House, for it is not worth describing how it looks.
By Brandon Scott on Mar 24th, 2023
You may have read this introduction before. I cannot speak for certain. Time can be strange like that. Sometimes it doesn’t move the way you would expect it to move.
By Brandon Scott on Mar 17th, 2023
In every tale of rules that must never be broken, someone breaks them. Humans, it seems, are sometimes too curious. And now our protagonist, Jeremy, has stayed up too long. And can hear the humming.
By Brandon Scott on Mar 10th, 2023
Today, we have a type of story that’s been with humanity forever. There have always been stories of things children must not do or risk terrible danger.
By Brandon Scott on Feb 24th, 2023
It’s a new week, and the conclusion is here.
Finally, we get a clue about the fantasy world you don’t want to visit.
By Brandon Scott on Feb 17th, 2023
Well, we’re a little late with this one. But we promised a tale of a fantasy world you don’t want to visit, and now we’ve got it.
By Brandon Scott on Feb 3rd, 2023
Dear reader, have you ever wondered if aliens exist? If there are other species out there living amongst the stars? And, if there are civilizations out there, why they don’t come by to say hi to all of us?
By Brandon Scott on Jan 20th, 2023
So many people live with roommates, and it can sometimes be hard to know what everyone is up to each day. Different people come and go as errands and life shuffle around schedules and plans.
By Brandon Scott on Jan 13th, 2023
In the horror genre, there is a subsection sometimes called “weird horror.”
By Brandon Scott on Jan 7th, 2023
Sometimes, we have stories with titles that hint at the plot. It’ll give a vague understanding of what you might read.
This time, however, there’s no metaphor.
By Brandon Scott on Dec 30th, 2022
And we’re on to part three of the retrospective. The final part. We’re flipping the script back to positive and shifting topics slightly. It might be a little self-indulgent, but I can also review the media I’ve produced: Friday Fictions. If you’ve been mostly reading our reviews and haven’t gone over to that side of the site, here’s a quick dive into my (very subjective) list of which ones I think are the best.
By Brandon Scott on Dec 23rd, 2022
The strangest part about knowing the future might not be the events that will happen but seeing the windup to them. How we lay the foundation for our own lives with distinct choices, some obvious, some seemingly insignificant.