Graham Robert Scott
Graham Robert Scott tells stories that are speculative, wry, and dark.
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Graham Robert Scott writes science-fiction and horror fiction but is thinking about branching into crime. (The genre, not the profession--not yet, anyway.) His fondness for writing microfiction borders on the unhealthy, as anyone who has seen his Twitter timeline or home page can attest. When he's not creating fictions, he teaches writing and literature as a professor in north Texas. Visit his home page at http://hemicyon.wordpress.com or follow him on Twitter at @graythebruce.
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Last Contact
Published Aug 15, 2019 · 944 words (4 minutes) · 1 like · 63 views
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After an ape expert misses an appointment, a gorilla holds up traffic in his search for answers. [Originally published in Nature Futures and reprinted in Best Vegan Science Fiction & Fantasy 2018.]
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A Raging Fire
Published Mar 22, 2019 · 46 words (1 minute) · 1 like · 180 views
Herewith follows a rare description longer than the story, the tale itself being a mere 46 words: One summer Saturday, a man goes to the library, where--uncertain what he is looking for, browsing aimlessly, in no hurry to return home to the mortification awaiting him there--he wanders until he stumbles across something which he very much needs, and it is at this moment we begin our story, which never needed this preamble and, you can be assured, will not have been spoiled by it.
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The Johnson Farm Outbreak
Published Oct 27, 2018 · 1,288 words (5 minutes) · 1 like · 267 views
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Following a teensy zombie outbreak, a small town tries to make the most of it.
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Cold Comforts
Published Oct 27, 2018 · 939 words (4 minutes) · 1 like · 230 views
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A story of pale imitations and compounded grief. [Originally published in Nature Futures; reprinted in Best Vegan Science Fiction & Fantasy 2017]
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