Predictions for a Strip Mall Psychic
by
Jake Elliott
The storefront will just be a big window, the interior cloaked with dark, ornately patterned curtains. You'll have a neon sign, of course: "PAST PRESENT FUTURE."
Mountain
by
Five Halves
A short exploration of gender based on Higu Rose's comic "my gender is a triangle" http://vagrats.tumblr.com/post/128407121529/my-gender-is-a-triangle-3am-gender
Jetpack to the Moon!
by
Sidney Munroe
An adventure about a lost jetpack and helpful penguins who can talk.
Asobi and the Full Glass of Water
by
Ramona Caprariu
A tale about a cat and a full glass of water...
The Thing Beyond the Window
by
AA
The story of a ghost, that misunderstood something, so haunts the narrator,
My First Story
by
My name is not Cameron
Always will be a work in progress. Just experimenting with this tool and this genre. Mostly non-fiction, I guess.
How Did Robert Williams Daniel Survive the Titanic Disaster?
by
EvaLouise
In this choose your own adventure story, you can experience the multiple scenarios in which Robert Williams Daniel is rumored to have survived the Titanic Disaster.
Pretty Sure
by
Jim Munroe
After the Partnership with the offworlders takes place, many things on Earth get a lot easier. Parenting is not one of them. (Cover: Jonathan Wyke)
Endure
by
Emily Short
"Endure" is an interactive translation of four lines of the Odyssey. It responds to the player's choice of translation strategy as well as to the order of translation; the words you translate first will influence the readings that come afterward.
Data Doesn't Lie
by
Jim Munroe with illustrations by Luc Allenet de Ribemont
You study samples under your microscraper. You extract the data. Then -- and only then -- you sleep.
Christmas Adventure
by
Greatest Uncle in the World
The Latest, Greatest Achievement in Siblingmas Technology
A Dark Wood
by
Aidan Glendon
You wake up in the middle of a dark forest, with no visible exit in sight. Can you escape?
Spare With Max
by
Jim Munroe
It's been a while since you hung out with Max, and he's always got interesting stories. (Cover: E.M. Smith)