The following story was originally submitted for volume 2 of Machine of Death. Let me know what you think in the comments below. JULY 23–2.00 PM The brand
Perhaps you are worried about committing yourself to one person until death do you part. You think about all the relationships you’ll be giving up. You will be
I’m currently reading Murakami Haruki’s novel, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. As regular readers of The Chaos Factory know, I’m a big fan, and his latest novel is so
Everyone wants to be cool. Unfortunately, the nature of coolness means only a few special people can ever be successful. Some people just have it. Others never will.
In the masterpiece that is The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn*, Twain does a masterful job of using irony to get his point across. As Huck debates whether to
We know, we know: Everyone is sick of the next-generation Obama reports based upon nothing but hearsay from anonymous sources. We’re sick of it, too — we’d rather
This comes to us from the New Yorker: In the summer of 1660, an Englishman named William Harrison vanished on a walk, near the village of Charingworth, in
