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Tanja-Leiden says: Leiden Stories | 30 Nov 01 // 4:09AM | |
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Leidenstories.com is online now, it's in Dutch! More stories coming soon! Leiden is a small city near to The Hague, in the west part of the Netherlands. |
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Steve-Portland says: Portland, Circa 1978 | 29 Nov 01 // 10:10PM | |
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"The first weeks were terrifying yet electrifying. I was nineteen and had never experienced so much freedom. I explored the city, took the city bus over the bridge that didn't allow people to walk over it to get to downtown. I gradually grew closer to some of the others in the Portland house and we went to new places like the mall with the skating rink that I later learned was where Tonya Harding practiced." Thoughts of Portland-1978, by Tamara Butler. |
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Kent-Vancouver says: The stars, man. It's almost all about them. | 29 Nov 01 // 3:07AM | |
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Cecily Walker Kidd's lovely story—born in the meteor shower that ran across the sky almost two weeks ago—new in Vancouver Stories (which is up and stumbling around again by the way, almost to its feet this time). |
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Derek-SF says: New in SF Stories | 19 Nov 01 // 10:14PM | |
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Twenty-five cents and counting "But now my children mocked me every time I walked into the Booksmith. Those two, still sitting there. Unloved. Unread. Unpurchased." |
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Martijn-Utrecht says: Been through the desert... | 17 Nov 01 // 2:13PM | |
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Utrecht Stories is down at the moment. In august, I moved the site to different host. Host number 1 was not very good. The server had a lot of downtime and was kind of sluggish. Server number 2 was very promising. Servers were located in The Netherlands and quite cheap to rent. Boy, was I wrong! |
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Steve-Portland says: an ode to the Holy Fool, on his passing | 16 Nov 01 // 2:23PM | |
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And the announcer said "Merry Prankster...". And I thought, that's an odd thing to say on the radio, nobody talks about hippies anymore. There's not enough of us old former peaceniks left to bother with, the kind of people who still consider Eugene our One True Home. "Merry Prankster...", a new short city/story by Ed Smith from the wet pavement and luminous yellow fallen leaves of Portland Stories. |
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Derek-SF says: One for the RSS geeks | 8 Nov 01 // 2:23PM | |
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The news updates here at citystories.com are now available in RSS. Let us know if you do something interesting with 'em! |
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John-Shreveport says: I never really dealt with the pain | 4 Nov 01 // 9:03PM | |
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I sat there and listened to the report, and then the DJ jumped right back into the rest of his programming. Then, unabashed he played his rock and roll. He played his music and he didn't care. My pain, a moving story by Ryan Reid, new at Shreveport Stories. |
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Erik-Seattle says: 2001 Seattle Story Contest Winners | 1 Nov 01 // 8:34PM | |
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At long last, each and every story submitted to the "Seattle Stories: Stories About Seattle Contest" between August 10th, and October 18th has been thoroughly read, scrutinizingly scrutinized, and harshly, yet lovingly, judged. And we have two winners. |
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Caroline-Amsterdam says: It's windy and a little lost, a little dangerous. | 1 Nov 01 // 12:05PM | |
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A stranger stopped me in the street. Read Help at AmsterdamStories. |
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