Incoprea Short Stories: Volume 2
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 26 2023
Pages: 222
Weight: 0.99
Height: 0.47 Width: 8.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Night Route locked in a historical adventure our main character (a truck) drives his 'night route'. Bridges, hills, evasion and the gentle breeze blowing the autumn leaves. Happy deliveries made nightly.
Crop When you see a photo are you getting the full picture? Have you mislead someone through social media regarding your careful cropping. This story is a visual adventure into the world of missinforming by omission.
The NFT An analogy about NFT's set on a girls urban windowsill. Our main character creates then shares a carefully crafted design. When other crows see how he was rewarded with crackers, they try to do the same. What a kerfuffle.
Dog Walk Dogs can smell 10,000 to 100,000 times better than humans. The things they smell can tell stories and paint pictures of reality that we would have trouble comprehending. This is the story of one such encounter.
Hobotopia You cannot always change someone when they have a set mind. Sometimes it takes a change of perspective to see the world from someone else's point of view. Hobotopia tells the story of a man on a mission and not the one society has planned for him.
All the Mice Worry and guilt can take many forms. Similar to Edgar Alan Poe's the 'Raven'. Our ain character finds themselves with a similar encarnacion. Until it is 'eliminated'.
Pepper Mint End products, no matter how small or simple, come from the efforts of people around the world. Resources and materials make their way everywhere. A computer mouse is a somewhat simple device but it would be a rare person that could assemble one locally and alone.
ArtiFacts The weird are the pioneers of the future. Most new ideas seem strange and are hard to understand. Seeing something through may not be appreciated now but has the potential to shine in the future.
The Perfect Family Meal It's not having what you want, it's wanting what you have. This story embodies that saying by showing a mother planning the 'Perfect Family Meal'. Working harder and forcing things may not be as effective at bonding as just spending time together.
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