Many come to me for my gift. I've carried the burdens of so many I think they've all forgotten that I've only seen eighteen mere rounds of the earth around the sun, and that I am someone's daughter too. To them, I am the Seer. For so long I have forgotten that I am anything more than the Seer.
And then he came.
The Seer
Charmaine Hon
It swung open violently that the hinges broke off. Good God. The stench was putrid; sickening. He held his fist to his mouth, swallowing hard to keep from gagging. In the basement hung a number of limp bodies, tied to the pipes that run along the ceiling.
Dr. Razamuth
Graeme S. Houston
I can't help but laugh. "You must be delirious. Oh! Please, you are approaching 30. Most of your friends are married with screaming toddlers. You just have your lovers, your heartbreaks, your regrets." I can tell I've hit a nerve.
"She looks like an angel. I wonder what made her do it."
Lynette Quah
The microwave continued, "You two hair-dryers have been given the chance every soldier dreams of. Not only will you be heroes if you are successful in your mission, but this will be the first of many such operations for the liberation of our enslaved comrades! These so-called humans will know that chattel slavery of the home appliance will not be tolerated!"
The Secret Operation in the Matriarch's Kitchen
Ted Mahsun
Ah! Hang on, my sisters are saying something. What? Those kids won't let you both into the pool? Why? Ah! You're both Indian. Yes, I know that. I am too.
What's your point? Oh. you can't go into the pool because you're Indian. Did they say that? Ignore them. I don't see a sign saying 'No Indians Allowed'.
