Black Swan events are the direct cause of our triumphs and troubles. Here’s how to stack the odds in your favor.
Author: Brian Feutz
Pity the Peasants
FIRST PLACE: ’24 CIBA Short Fiction.
PUBLISHED: HamLit.org Literary Magazine.
Two self-described royals from Wyoming make a pact to live life to the fullest, and discover an important lesson about themselves and the people they belittle.
I Met a Beautiful Lady at the Beach. She Weighs 1,000 Pounds and Loves Sushi
A northern elephant seal came into my life and I discovered the joy of volunteering. This marvelous creature changed my life.
MASQUERADE
FINALIST: ’23 CIBA Short Fiction.
A story of love, deception, and triumph.
A Good Man
Death of an atheist. A tribute to one of the finest men who ever was.
Artificial Intelligence and the Inevitable Extinction of Humanity
Humanity is facing four possible futures, none of which end well.
The Inglorious Death of the Prostate Exam
They call it that because “shoving a big fat finger up your ass” is a terrible marketing slogan.
The Account of Monte Cristo
Spine-tingling adventures of a hapless breakfast sandwich.
If We Could Live Forever…
A touching story of eternal love, growing younger, and shiny metallic spare parts
My Last Pair of Ski Boots
For every “First” there’s a “Last.” Which one holds more of life’s meaning?