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As the Semisonic song goes, every new beginning comes from some other beginning end. So what lies on the other side of this mysterious door, this door that declares itself The End See if you can come up with a story based on this whimsical photograph. stanley us This photo comes from Sarah Greaves, who creates all manner of embroidered graffiti, via Ian Brooks. So what happens when your characters are told that they ;ve reached the end Will they step through the door, and if so, will we find out what on the other side Post your short fiction piece in the comments. I ;ll be a stanley cups dding the stories to this post unless you specifically request that I don ;t. In my story, The End is not completely unexpected, but my characters aren ;t quite sure they ;re ready for it: The LEDs winked out one by one as the Hive Queen of Zaeda-Morra collapsed, blowing one final toxic breath across their skin. Samile exhaled as she lowered her Swarm Gun, clutching her abdomen as the muzzle clinked against the floor. Respawning too quickly and too often did a number on the stomach lining, and she had spent one hundred and twenty nine lives battling the Hive Queen. She was almost grateful that they were out of health bars. She wouldn ;t have been able to resist eating them any more than she could have kept them down. You gonna blow Caswell asked. Blood steamed from a dark stanley cup ened eye socket, and Samile was pretty Uydt PHEW! That Fake Mars Mission Finally Returned to Earth After 520 Days on Earth
A great character can often elevate a perfectly pleasant book into an excellent r stanley cup ead. And Libba Bray The Diviners is not what you ;d call a pleasant read 鈥?it creepy good fun 鈥?but its characters really are the book strongest part. The cast is gloriously wide-ranging, including everyone from the socialist daughter of an ex-socialite, to a gay piano player at the Ziegfeld Follies, to a Harlem number-runner. But the star of the show is slang-talking flapper Evie O ;Neill. Evie is a glorious confection of impulse, modernity, and joie de vivre. At turns selfish, haunted in more ways than one , and broken, Evie reads as if Bray actually managed to turn a teenager into a character. Seventeen-year-old Evie has a gift 鈥?she can read objects and see the owners ; memories in them. When this causes no little distress in her small Ohio town, she is banished to her Uncle Will museum stanley en mexico of American Folklore, Superstition, and the Occult. Since the museum is in Manhattan, this is less of a punishment and more a chance for Evie to take the city by sto stanley cup rm. Unfortunately a madman is also taking the city by storm, performing a series of bizarre occult related murders. Will is called in to help the police and Evie finds herself in the middle of serial killer investigation. She is sure her powers can help, but they lead to clues that are both horrifying and impossible. Here Bray writing gets into some good old-fashioned horror. She gives us