Recommended by Christopher Soucy

  • Christopher Soucy: "All Star" by Smash Mouth has been my Alarm for Eight Years and my Girlfriend Hates it

    Slice of life goodness! I completely relate. My alarm songs always become hated by my wife because it’s the sound that forced us out of bed.

    Slice of life goodness! I completely relate. My alarm songs always become hated by my wife because it’s the sound that forced us out of bed.

  • Christopher Soucy: Scarecrow

    There comes a time in every dad’s life when he feels the pangs of separation. Not in location, in heart. Kids can only be kids so long. They can only see you unblemished for so long. There is a quiet tragedy that plays out when you find yourself desperate for your kid’s attention. Bittersweet. Like the best candies.

    There comes a time in every dad’s life when he feels the pangs of separation. Not in location, in heart. Kids can only be kids so long. They can only see you unblemished for so long. There is a quiet tragedy that plays out when you find yourself desperate for your kid’s attention. Bittersweet. Like the best candies.

  • Christopher Soucy: Alone?

    A touching story worthy of the Twilight Zone. Rachel Feeny-Williams is on an amazing roll with incredible and impactful shorts.

    A touching story worthy of the Twilight Zone. Rachel Feeny-Williams is on an amazing roll with incredible and impactful shorts.

  • Christopher Soucy: Meet My Boyfriend

    Meeting the parents is always nerve racking experiences, but when faced with intense prejudice it is unbearable. Luckily, Rachel Feeny-Williams deftly navigate the scene with humor and wit.

    Meeting the parents is always nerve racking experiences, but when faced with intense prejudice it is unbearable. Luckily, Rachel Feeny-Williams deftly navigate the scene with humor and wit.

  • Christopher Soucy: Underneath

    We are not only what we hold onto but what we let go of. This sweet examination of a family in the throes of facing the inevitable turning of time speaks volumes to anyone who has had to clear out the house of a loved one. We keep such strange reminders of the past, as if it will protect us from the future.

    We are not only what we hold onto but what we let go of. This sweet examination of a family in the throes of facing the inevitable turning of time speaks volumes to anyone who has had to clear out the house of a loved one. We keep such strange reminders of the past, as if it will protect us from the future.

  • Christopher Soucy: A Higher Power

    This is a fun, funny piece that truly makes you feel for poor Peter. He gets a bum wrap. Enjoyable read throughout, would be a hoot to watch!

    This is a fun, funny piece that truly makes you feel for poor Peter. He gets a bum wrap. Enjoyable read throughout, would be a hoot to watch!

  • Christopher Soucy: Wish I May

    Magical and full of whimsy. The premise alone is worth the read, but it’s the uncommon friendship which launches this piece into greatness. Do yourself a favor and read this gem.

    Magical and full of whimsy. The premise alone is worth the read, but it’s the uncommon friendship which launches this piece into greatness. Do yourself a favor and read this gem.

  • Christopher Soucy: Boardwalk Concessions

    Another brilliant piece by Scott Sickles. An effortless foray into corn dog etiquette, relationship revelations, and the calculated assassination techniques of close friends. Fun, funny, and a nice break from present woes.

    Another brilliant piece by Scott Sickles. An effortless foray into corn dog etiquette, relationship revelations, and the calculated assassination techniques of close friends. Fun, funny, and a nice break from present woes.

  • Christopher Soucy: Fallout or a Ballad of Peace and David Hasselhoff

    How many times has the world ended in your lifetime? Robert LeBlanc’s work is an ode to Generation X and the things we’ve endured. A reminder that this is indeed the way the world ends, not with a bang but a whimper.

    How many times has the world ended in your lifetime? Robert LeBlanc’s work is an ode to Generation X and the things we’ve endured. A reminder that this is indeed the way the world ends, not with a bang but a whimper.

  • Christopher Soucy: There Are No Closets in My Classroom

    This is a introspective piece that shines a light on the generations who are actively trying to refit their understanding of gender and sexuality to accommodate a more accepting society. Sometimes issues make perfect sense but are met with dire resistance. Nora Louise Syran presents a teacher who has been teaching 30 years and has a heartfelt philosophy of how to treat the newest generation as they define themselves.

    This is a introspective piece that shines a light on the generations who are actively trying to refit their understanding of gender and sexuality to accommodate a more accepting society. Sometimes issues make perfect sense but are met with dire resistance. Nora Louise Syran presents a teacher who has been teaching 30 years and has a heartfelt philosophy of how to treat the newest generation as they define themselves.