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Short Stories By Kevin J. Curtis

This is by no means a complete list of what you can find on this blog for short stories. But here are a few links to some good ones.

Sky Drop
Airborne Army into combat...

A Short Cutris Spy Story
There are lots like this on the blog, but this silly Cutris story says it's a short story...

Star Trek: Next Generation "#2"
Here's one for the Star Trek (Next Generation) Fans...

Mr. Butz Dairy
From the mouths of babes...

Peter Goes to College
Peter's life from inside the trunk...

Escape from St. Josephine's
Can Philbert survive Catholic school?

Leland
An outcast turns into a gypsy...

Gunfighter
A little man becomes a big threat...

Bastardly's Hangover
This one might just be dumb...

Rat Bastard Meat Market
Rags to Riches...

VORTEX
Unknown Superhero...

The Pounders
Not responsible for their actions...

Scrotius
Silly Romans!

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