Words have their own architecture or scaffolding that remain across the centuries even though their uses change.

His name was Tim. Maybe not Tim, but Tom. Maybe it translated to that. I don’t remember beyond the T it started with. Names weren’t all that important to me since it was better to not name it anyway. ...

Dennis was sitting in the office room. He was reading an AI-generated article about tech companies that were hiring. He clicked on one of the company websites at random. He opened the application port...

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He’d seen her do incredible things to dull people.

By Ryan-Ashley Anderson The Youngsville realtor had no answers when we asked why the trees at the edge of the woods bent sideways, why the puddles towards the back were neon green, or where the water ...