“R.A.M.” by Alfredo Vidal
When a memory doctor, must go through her ex-boyfriend's memories. What seemed like a routine day at work, turns in a shocking trip down memory lane.
“Navi Boys | #1 Avatar Fan Podcast | Episode 654” by Mike Mildon
On the 654th episode of the longest running Avatar-Fan Podcast, one of the hosts drops some very unexpected news.
“Falling” by Brittany Devon
A sapphic experience of two people falling in love and falling apart.
“The Princess and the Formaldehyde Specimen” by Adam Peterson
Tia’s dreams of becoming a princess are turned upside down when her magical kiss with a frog doesn’t go quite as planned.
“Empty Nesters” by Devon Solwold
It’s autumn 2020, and Leah is “about to pop.”
Twenty-five and married, eight months pregnant, following a promising (yet culturally prescribed) path to domestic life in the midwest, Leah battles with visceral symptoms of doubt. As she and her husband, Aja (a devotee to midwestern sensibilities), endure a romantic getaway, Leah’s past miscarriage gnaws at her, along with a daunting question: have I already outgrown my marriage?
In an effort to rekindle the young love that began at the family lake cabin, Leah fears that they are strangers to each other, which ultimately spirals into a final reckoning of hard truths, unleashed. Also... Spaghetti-Os and a dead bird.
“I feel, I live, I love” by Dritter.Akt
Life is a collection of memories. Every one as precious and valuable as all the others. You are what your live and your decisions made you to be. But when who you are solely becomes the state of your current emotions, but not the accumulation of memories, personality traits and conscious behavior - then life changes. "I feel, I live, I love" is a visual poem to raise awareness for people living with dementia.
“Yard Kings” by Vasco Alexandre
A 9-year-old from an abusive household builds a new home for herself in a scrapyard nearby.
“LAST SHOT” by Roble Issa
A former high school basketball phenom, now in his 30s, having never lived up to his early promise, grapples with the fact that it may be time to give up on his hoop dreams.
“AeroPress: Be Water, My Friend” Matheo Fernandes
What would our forests be like if we let their waters evaporate?
Our character's journey into the unconscious, a place of lush water, is so deep and lasting that when he emerges back into reality, he finds, beyond his empty kettle, a world devastated by human folly. Both the water and the forests are gone forever.
“Shadow Players” by Mel Piper
Polaris is trapped in an underwater cocoon and the ocean around her is dead, so falling in love with a story traveller is a really bad idea.
Cracks begin to break across the story traveller’s skin and in order to save his life, Polaris comes up with a new story, one into which only he can travel. All he has to do is follow the shadow lynx into the forest.
“Rayleigh Scattering” by Connor Carroll
On a final road trip across the country, two friends attempt to create joyful memories together as they grapple with saying goodbye.
“Kowalsky” by Émile V. Schlesser
Once a wealthy family, the Kowalsky’s fortune is gradually falling apart. When the only son comes begging his widowed mother for help, an ugly row escalates between the two – that forces both of them to absurd choices and cruel deeds.
“Talentless” by Jeff Perreca
When a new procedure is invented that can take one person’s talent and implant it into someone else, a struggling artist must decide if she should continue pursuing her dreams or sell her talent to the highest bidder.
“That’s The Password In This Town” by Marfisia Bel
Sara makes the most difficult decision in her life as she transitions into adulthood. A coming-of-age story exploring the themes of revenge, healing, and accepting that what we have suffered in the past doesn’t have to define us.
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