Genre: Short Stories | Story Listings
Chronicles
By: Sergio Burns
If you love a good story tied up in knots of plot then this story is for you. Sergio has a real talent for transporting his readers to places unknown.
Easter Egg
By: Abdulmajid Abdullah Ahmad Dabbas
Easter may be the oldest holiday in the world. Of course, it wasn't always called Easter. The egg has been a symbol of rebirth and spring from the beginning of time. Our author offers a different understanding of this best of holidays.
In A Lonely Place
By: Abdulmajid Abdullah Ahmad Dabbas
The Holiday Seasons always bring up our memories. This story is no different. Although the memories are very different than most. This work reminds us why immigrants make America a stronger place. The Jordanian author is an excellent storyteller. We know you will enjoy this new author to the pages of WordShack.
The Makeover
By: Dale Uhlman
One of our favorite authors returns to us with a new story. Who among us hasn't wished for a fresh start? If plastic surgery seems an answer, then read on, but make sure you aren't in the house alone.
Adios Johnny
By: Jack Mason
Many a great author has come from North Carolina. We think this one has a lot of talent. Like good lives, a good story can go back and forth in time. This one does by carefully weaving the words.
A Place on the Beach
By: Wayne Eggleston
The ocean, is the great mother of us all. She holds us in her arms and heals our pain. This powerful testiment will move you.
The Other Side of the Moon
By: Miss Rachelle B. Villegas
We are proud to bring you the work of a new author to the pages of WordShack. She comes to us from The Philippines. She tells us a story of friendship. Sometimes, the friend may be imaginary. But, the imagination has an odd way of becoming reality. A story of duel personalities both trying to live.
Sometimes We Cry
By: Linda Clark
This story is powerful and for adults. How many of us wish for the gentle days of the 1950's? Little did we know what was going on in those quiet well kept suburban homes. This is a brave reminder of where we have come from and how far we may still have to go.
A Carolina Christmas
By: Lynda Blankenship
Christmas is a time for the making of memories. It need not be a time for going into debt. Our author shares a Christmas made special by love and a bit of creativity.
Wired Sky
By: Sergio Burns
One of our most popular authors returns with a new tale to tell. His gritty style is clearly at play in this adult story. The language is strong and earthy, but he does paint a picture.
The Best Laid Plans
By: Ron Luikart
Ever wish you could leave your worries behind you? Who hasn't? This story may make you appreciate what you have.
A Depression Christmas
By: Bob Stubenrauch
Christmas is always a time to remember. In this day of too much of everything, our author reminds us of a time when it was the simple things that mattered, and 3/4's of a dollar could create a holiday.
There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
By: Sergio Burns
Take a tour of Scotland in the winter. Our author takes us on a trip to far off places. Are those goosebumps? Bundle up, it could get chilly.
The Girl
By: Roy Hare
Inspired by a newspaper photograph, this story reveals the mind of the writer. Always intrigued by new ideas, he offers us a walk in the snow. Strange what can happen when you aren't expecting it.
The Tree Topper
By: Amber Costello
This author offers a holiday story. Remember, all those trees you have decorated over the years? What stories you could tell of Christmas Past.
Judgement Day
By: Dale Uhlmann
Juries seem to much in the news of late. But, is justice ever really done? This story willl explore the possibility of a higher court and the true meaning of karma. This author is one of our most popular. He has quite a worldwide following, so don't miss this opportunity to read his latest.
Better Best Forgotten
By: Rachelle B. Villegas
An author from the Philippines brings us a bitter sweet memory. The last dance can linger for years in our hearts.
The Big Freeze
By: Roy Hare
Our English author brings us a story of "living with father." Not an easy man to get along with. This family finds its way in the freezing cold of hardship. Written in accented form, those aren't spelling errors.
Rome Beauty
By: Amber Costello
If you have just a few minutes why not read this interesting trip into insanity. It comes complete with snacks.
The Bones
By: Bill Wucinich
Do you ever get the feeling too many of us have replaced our real lives with the stories we see on television? Here is a fun story of imagination running wild.
A Tale of Two Woes
By: Carolynn Rae
Each new year brings it's own challenges, joys and heartaches. Our author shares a story of survival.
The End Of Miller City
By: Bill Wucinich
A Teacher discovers an alarming trend in her students. Frustrated by the system, she looks for ways to help.
The Rosary
By: J. Paulette Forshey
A Wiccan celebrates the Mother Goddess, the oldest religion in the world. How do these worshipers of the ancient beliefs fit into our modern world? You be the judge.
Conversation With God
By: Karen Kish
Have you ever imagined the worst day of your life? This author invites you to join her on a trip we all dread. Have faith, you will return safely to your easy chair.
Blue Vanishing Monday
By: Sergio Burns
This hard hitting story of friends experimenting their way through life may leave you wondering about the world we all live in. Is right still right, is anything truly wrong today? The Author's Introduction will give you a glimpse at how a story is born.
If Not For The Cats
By: Linda Hillen
Cats, you've got to love them. That statement may be more true than you imagine. This story takes you to a fantasy world which may be real. What if the ancient Egyptian had it right? What if cats rule the afterlife? If you have ever been mean to a cat, you might want to apologize while you still have time.