Advection
It is true that Emily was a liar. Her childhood was a catalogue of misadventures propagated by her inability to tell a straight story. Within herself, deep down, was a […]
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Advantage
It was seven minutes past midnight when Carl showed up on her doorstep. He was drunk. Carl, though, had always been a frighteningly sober drunk. Drunk, he’d driven miles across […]
Advance
Where would I take you if I could take you, and how would I take you there? In today’s world we could fly there, drive there or float on a […]
Adunc
Christina had a parrot that growled. Cleo noticed it immediately when he visited her flat. She happily waved him inside and took a slight bow, like a doorman for a […]
Adumbrate
It seems obvious now that my propensity for eating whatever crossed my path and jaculating fire would set me on the road to demolishing major metropolitan areas. In truth, it […]
Pierce Nahigyan 