LWM Serial No.1

Paul Rios

Jul 8, 20132 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #19

Andy thought about it. He had heard the name before, The Multitude. Just last month, an emergency newscast ran about an incident perpetrated

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Paul Rios

Jun 10, 20133 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #18

Andy could almost hear the clink and grind of the gears in the captain’s brain. The captain was plotting.

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Jake Corbin

May 17, 20124 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #17

Being smashed out of his gourd on LSD sounded lovely—at least then he could write off this living nightmare to a psychedelic-induced haze...

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Jake Corbin

May 14, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #16

The captain was still facing the freshly closed blinds when he asked the question. Andy was still focused on whether he had just caught the

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Bryce McEfee

May 9, 20123 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #15

The swift stinging breeze of bullets cutting through the air uncomfortably escorted Andy as he ran. His only advantage being he reacted so f

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Bryce McEfee

May 7, 20124 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #14

Face down in a soft pillow, smothered away from the rest of the world, Andy wakes up. He lay eyes closed oblivious to the night before. He o

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Paul Rios

May 4, 20121 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #13

Andy’s blackout weirdness continues as he flashes back through his memories.

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Paul Rios

May 2, 20121 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #12

Then Andy said, “Has my skull collapsed?”

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Paul Rios

Apr 29, 20121 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #11

Andy's not the only one experiencing black outs.

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Jake Corbin

Apr 25, 20124 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #10

Andy raced through a yellow light, barely making it through the intersection before the stoplight turned red. There was no flash from the ca

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Jake Corbin

Apr 22, 20123 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #9

“What the hell is going on here?” Andy jerked upright in his desk chair. He had no idea how long his boss had been standing behind him at t

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Bryce McEfee

Apr 17, 20123 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #8

Andy walked out of his boss’s office, feet focused on his path while his mind raced ahead toward the loading dock. Walls and people blurred

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Bryce McEfee

Apr 16, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #7

The aroma of freshly brewed coffee hit Andy’s nose like smelling salts. He opened his eyes. Andy had enough sense to realize he was standing

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Jake Corbin

Apr 11, 20123 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #6

Without saying a word, one of the men grabbed the end of the mattress Andy had previously been holding. The other man, whose face looked lik

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Jake Corbin

Apr 9, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #5

“Name?” The inquisitive voice burst loudly from a speaker directly to the left of the front door. Andy discreetly glanced around but didn’t

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Bryce McEfee

Apr 3, 20121 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #4

The truck eased to a stop. Without hesitation, Larry got out not saying a word and went straight to the back to start unloading. Andy halfhe

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Jake Corbin

Apr 1, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #3

For the last six years, Larry Miller has been the delivery truck driver for Mattress Discounters. Despite sharing his name with the famous a

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Bryce McEfee

Mar 28, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #2

Andy parked. He paused for a brief second. Disengaged eyes stared back at him through his rear view mirror. After a deep sigh and a non-conv

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Jake Corbin

Mar 25, 20122 min read

Last Week’s Memoir #1

Andy Fiscus could see his breath hover in the air like a puff of smoke as he rolled over to the empty side of his bed to get closer to his a

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lastweeksmemoir

Mar 16, 20121 min read

Story Preview: Three

"The things seen and unseen could never be erased."

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