Category Archives: shortstory

  1. The Agreement

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    November 22, 2025 by dleecox

    White Kitty surveyed the landscape. This is mine. I should like to eat something squishy. Not the crackers what my …
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  2. The Small Shiny Things With Heft

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    July 9, 2025 by dleecox

    Charles Schuster, a widower, called his only daughter “Cupcake.” Flush with money he made in electric insulators, Charles sent her …
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  3. Reunion

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    October 19, 2024 by dleecox

    she pulled off the asphalt onto the drive, the wheels of her candy apple red mercedes angrily crushing the chirt. …
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  4. Je suis allé

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    June 16, 2020 by dleecox

    His father had been in the Navy during the Viet Nam conflict. Soon after he was born, the family transferred …
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  5. Earlybirds Get the Good Stuff

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    June 16, 2020 by dleecox

    “Hey!” he said, stepping in too close to her. “Whatcha wont fer that carpet right there?” He smelled of basement …
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  6. The Rowanshire Barrow

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    June 16, 2020 by dleecox

    Miranda Austin walked into the poorly lit pub on a mission. A photojournalist for Citizen Earth, she was up against …
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  7. You Never Know – cont.

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    October 7, 2018 by dleecox

    This piece uses very course language and indecent, obscene, imagery. If you are easily offended, please stop now. I’ve had …
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  8. As a Matter of Fact, You Are Innocent

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    July 9, 2017 by dleecox

      Eighty years ago it was passed – the Universal Justice Act. If, within a defined statute of limitations the …
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  9. Egotistic Mania

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    July 9, 2017 by dleecox

    He said, “I’m OK if you don’t want to believe in God or Jesus or the Holy Catholic church – …
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  10. The Hobo Oracle of Monte Sano Mountain – Prelude

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    May 8, 2017 by dleecox

    A Plea About twenty or so years after he left, Virgil Sanders came to visit. I didn’t ask him to …
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