| The Dragon Will Tell You Your Future Now, by Newsreparter MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The things they say about dragons can't really be true right? Maybe it was a bad idea to come here, maybe the only future the dragon holds is the one that ends with you in it's jaws tonight! Ridiculous,... |
| Day of the Djinn, by paperyowl MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: As you're forced out of the comfort of your home by an ancient curse, you'll discover new things about old places, and perhaps even yourself. Meet a smattering of figures with more to them than meets the... |
| Charlie The Robot, by Fernando Contreras MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Earth is overpopulated and low on resources: the puppies, the kitties, and the fishies are all gone. There are not enough jobs, yet Hiremy & Hirschl has employed robots as middle management staff, which... |
| A Castle of Thread, by Marshal Tenner Winter MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Your family is known to be expert language keepers in your village. Your specialty is an ancient, dead language called Ixteesh. You never thought it would be useful for much of anything, but then you are... |
| Bookmoss, by Devon Guinn MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: While researching for a novel, a bookworm dad brings his teenage daughter to Houghton Library, Harvard College’s primary repository of rare books and manuscripts. When they meet a strange set of twin... |
| 8 Shoes on the Shelves, by Marc Duane MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: An account of one soldier's unfortunate attempt to locate a secret buried beneath the war-torn Flemish countryside. |
| The Pyxis Memo: On Resurrecting the Free Web, by Lyle Skains MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The Fracture of 2018 ended the United States as we know it. The fear, the violence, the bombs...where did it all orginate? And can the box of destruction be closed once it's been laid open? The Pyxis Memo is... |
| L'exil, by Benjamin Roux MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: "L'Exil" est une aventure mettant en scène un personnage au passé mystérieux vivant reclus dans une étrange communauté. Une étrange découverte va bientôt bouleverser sa vie... |
| Alicio en la Kurioza Kongreso, by Ariel Bonkorpa MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Ĉu vi memoras vian unuan kongreson? Alicio neniam forgesos la sian. Estas la inaŭgura Kurioza Kongreso de Esperanto, kaj neniu scias, kion atendi. Kiam la ĉeforganizanto enfalas skatolon dum la solena... |
| Happy Pony Valley Riding School, by Lynda Clark MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Just because these ponies can talk, doesn't mean they have anything to say to you... Author's Comment: "I usually work in ChoiceScript and this was my attempt at modelling a simpler version of a CS... |
| The Reluctant Resurrectee, by David Whyld MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The Further Adventures Of The King Who Wanted To Die But Whose Subjects Just Weren't Ready To Let Him Go… You’re alive. Again. And not too happy about it. During your current period of deadness, your son... |
| xkcd: Right Click, by Randall Munroe MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: The comic Right Click on xkcd has a huge amount of nested context menus. A branch named ADVENT.EXE is a short piece of interactive fiction implemented within the system of dynamic context menus. |
| Confessions of an NPC, by Charles Hans Huang MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Interview characters in a kingdom not unlike our own who face the problems of our generation. |
| The 4th Break Up, by Papp Róbert MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: Here is the spring, choose your mate. Or choose your own mental disorder. |
| A Bunch of Keys, by Mike Gerwat MathBrush's rating: Average member rating: A time travel story of a real life piano tuner and repairman who just happens to be blind. |