A Chicago Moth GrandSLAM winner tells a revealing true story dealing with vices and weakness.
This story of snap judgment takes place in the middle of the night, in the middle of nowhere, in a tiny valley.
Dave Thomason told this story at Ten Fingers, the San Francisco storytelling even where anybody can spin a tale. He won first...
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At the last Ten Fingers, we played a little game: anyone could come up and tell a quick two-minute story about their most...
My father worked on an oil rig in the Australian outback. He frequently had to drive home late at night, and invariably would...
Check out what is interesting to a 6 year old boy with autism. He is my my nephew, and i never really understood his mindset...
Sometimes neutrality is an act of war unto itself. Video and story about being in between two warring parents. ...
Emma Dunnsmore's grandpa never said a word about his dragon tattoo for 50 years. When he finally decided to break his silence...
Breakups are a bitch. April Wolfe learns to cope by getting wasted and exhibiting some uncharacteristic behaviors--mostly...
As often as they can, The John Brothers load an upright piano into their City Car Share pickup, drive to BART stops in Oakland...
I was in love with Steve, the most perfect boy in school. And I thought he'd love me too, if only I was cool enough.
Temp-to-hire doesn't last forever...but sometimes it's hard to convince yourself otherwise.
