Category: blogging
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Today’s Story, In Which We Learn Janelle is A FREE-loader
Kathy Kexel brings the conclusion (maybe? feels like room for a sequel?) to her murder mystery centered around mysterious envelopes, unpaid for soda at the bar, shockingly well appointed bed and breakfasts, and a lot of town names that sound like they were just made up. Click on the Maine Coon’s gigantic head to read…
Jamie Greening
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Serving Up Free Sarcasm!
Now it is Robert Cely’s turn to engage in surrealism. I really enjoyed his story “A Quarantine Murder” because of the twist at the end. Bravo! Click on the dagger’s handle to read this whodunit!
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This Free Story Is Daring You To Read It!
I went full on sci-fi spec-fit for this one. I hope you like it. Remember, these COVID-Chronicle stories are free — no hooks or gimmicks, no paywalls or email’s to give. We just want to give you something to read during the quarantine. Of course, if you like or stuff, feel free to buy something…
Jamie Greening
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FREE KITTENS! — Okay, Not Really: FREE KITTEN STORY Is More Accurate
Paul Bennett is the resident nature writer on staff here at the COVID Chronicles. Today he gives us a heartwarming, bittersweet story about a young boy who makes a surprising find in the underbrush that changes him. This is the last story for this week. Joe Courtemanche is bringing our Memorial Day story on Monday…