Ambrose Bierce

The fact that Henry Armstrong was buried did not seem to him to prove that he was dead ...

Witty reworking of the -style fable.

In the town of Blackburg - home of raining frogs, crimson snow and Hettie Parlow's ghost - a young tramp stands on a street corner in the ra

A shepherd who lives a simple but happy life under the watchful eye of the god Hastur begins to question the meaning of his existence.

A man is called to give evidence at the coroner's inquiry into the violent death of a hunter.

Late one night, a mysterious man witnesses the strangely silent movement of a large army.

A man uncovers the dark secret of a mysterious valley owned by a xenophobic drunkard.

Humorous reversal of the fable.

Humorous application of the fable to modern writers.

Witty reworking of the -style fable.

A brilliant scientist who believes that machines can think creates something dangerous in his workshop.

Insurance agents get a bashing in this witty reworking of the -style fable.