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Man Perpetually Falling Down Stairs
Paul had an idea for a new art installation called “Man Perpetually Falling Down Stairs.” He’d come up with the concept last Tuesday when...

Corpus Callosum Press
Oct 122 min read
The Horston Promise
Three little pigs lived by the sea. You know how this goes. The first little pig built its house of lumber. The second little pig built...

Corpus Callosum Press
Oct 122 min read
The Bluebird of Befuddlement
Whenever the bluebird of befuddlement lit upon our little backyard feeder, we found ourselves without much in the way of coherent speech....

Corpus Callosum Press
Oct 52 min read
Frog Lake
He sometimes confused torsion  and tension . Climatic  and climactic . Centripetal  and centrifugal . Corporal  and corporeal . Viscous...

Corpus Callosum Press
Sep 12 min read
Old Spice
I can’t say I truly believed that Brian’s dead father was speaking to him through the napkin dispenser at Cattle Mutilations. But Brian...

Corpus Callosum Press
Aug 312 min read
Losing the Plot
We’ve lost the plot. It happens. Plots get lost all the time; it’s not that unusual. But no one around here seems to have any idea how it...

Corpus Callosum Press
Aug 242 min read
The Unethical Astronaut
In the hills, in the high and distant hills, they’d hit a big pothole and blown out a tire. No spare. Now what? he said. They sat for a...

Corpus Callosum Press
Aug 243 min read
The Old Blood Box
The music was sad, so obviously we were supposed to make this whole scene sad. But the problem? We didn’t feel sad. Like, at all. Quite...

Corpus Callosum Press
Aug 242 min read
A Solar Flare Today
A solar flare  today, said the newscaster, who then said nothing else. The newscaster stared blankly into the camera. The staring went on...

Corpus Callosum Press
Aug 242 min read
A Serious Discussion
Cheryl and I did this thing where she’d hand me a beverage that she’d prepared, I’d take a big drink, and then, a few seconds later,...

Corpus Callosum Press
Jul 274 min read
Everything Has a Cost
Everything has a cost  was his line. His one  line. Was it a great line? No. It was an OK line, perfectly respectable, nothing special....

Corpus Callosum Press
Jul 254 min read
The Rocks from Mars
The Mars rover had collected some Martian rocks and brought them back to Earth. Five rocks, all five of them 100% from Mars. But the...

Corpus Callosum Press
Jul 22 min read
Hat Guy
Of course, my daughter had questions about the giant extraterrestrial spaceship hovering over our city. Her questions ranged from the...

Corpus Callosum Press
Jun 193 min read
Your Destiny Inc.
Marvin’s parents were beside themselves. He wants to be an artist, Marvin’s father said to the administrator of their account with Your...

Corpus Callosum Press
May 252 min read
The Mountains
The mountains. The mountains were big. The mountains had snow on them. The mountains were nice to look at. The mountains filled me with...

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May 213 min read
A Godzilla
Steve would compare just about everything to a Godzilla. That violent thunderstorm last night was a Godzilla. Traffic this morning was a...

Corpus Callosum Press
May 192 min read
These New Robot Jugglers
Jugglers thought they were safe. They were supremely confident about that, as only jugglers can be. “Who wants to see a robot juggle...

Corpus Callosum Press
May 163 min read
A Haunted Room in a Regular House
A haunted room in a regular house isn’t all that scary, really. You just stay out of that room. But what if the haunted room is where all...

Corpus Callosum Press
May 152 min read
The Parable of the Parable of the Man Who Lived by Himself by the Sea
One day Hank sat down to write a parable. He was in the mood to write a parable. He didn’t know why. The previous day he had written five...

Corpus Callosum Press
Apr 244 min read
How Yellow They Already Are
Right before she began filming, the director said, “Remember, you love those bananas. You love them so much.” “OK,” I said. I readied the...

Corpus Callosum Press
Apr 202 min read
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