Nano Narrative – 06/07/2024

The world nervously awaited the answer of how the new virus spread. There was a global collective sigh of relief when scientists announced it could only be spread by people licking their fingers to flick pages.

Nano Narrative – 01/03/2024

It was remarkably impressive, that aside from successfully transitioning the stagnant company to one with exciting new revenue streams and growth, the CEO had, during that same time, transitioned to being a woman.

Nano Narrative — 13/02/2024

Smoke seeped; from the mouths of the smokers sitting at the schooner-laden table, and above from the pub’s chimney.

Nano Narrative – 04/07/2024

Moises came to know his neighbours through their eclectic and amusing Wi-Fi names. ‘Björn Porn’ belonged to the smiling Swedish housemates upstairs, ‘THIS ONE GRANDAD’ was owned by the technologically-challenged Mr Sikes and ‘Casa Chlamydia’ came from the notoriously straight-edged Emilia Schmidt.

Nano Narrative — 22/01/2024

Brin was always looking for silver linings, even if they couldn’t possibly exist. For instance, he was happy he wasn’t a web developer in Roman times, for handling Roman numerals in date fields on forms would have proved daunting.

Nano Narrative — 21/02/2024

A group of arborists finally cracked it. They’d created a deciduous tree whose leaves shed only on October 31st for Halloween, and started growing new ones again the very next day.

Nano Narrative – 30/07/2024

Even if she’d arrived at work blindfolded in a well-insulated bubble, Mary could have easily guessed it was winter. All the taps in the bathroom had been rotated to the hot setting.

Nano Narrative – 26/02/2024

Champion Rubik’s cube solver, Dan Darrington, struggled to make a dent in unknotting his girlfriend’s clumped collection of necklaces.

Nano Narrative – 21/01/2024

Liza didn’t celebrate Halloween because she was a proud Australian. She was only a die-hard American when it came to taking the Monday off work for the Superbowl.

Nano Narrative – 03/03/2024

Baker Brylee banked on baking brilliant buns to bring about more bread for her brood, but was arrested shortly after opening by the alliteration police, and sentenced to twelve years in prison.