Timothy Radke
Stories (2/0)
Writing Through the Pain
Writing. I used to hate it as a kid. My mother loves telling people now how I told my fourth-grade teacher that no matter what happens, the last job I would ever want is to be a writer. I did not just say this because I did not want to do the assignment. It was just true. As a child, I would rather have been reading a book than writing one.
By Timothy Radke3 years ago in Confessions
Jobz
It had begun as a timewasting app, which quickly grew into a fad, and then a phenomenon. Jobz, the app to entertain through dares, had taken the world by storm. Those using the app could issue challenges, either publicly or privately, for others to perform and if the person completed the task, they were paid a sum of money the challenger offered. Others could chip in money as well, increasing the amount and daring someone, anyone, to take on their challenge. Because these “tips” would increase the total prize offered, they often goaded others to take on the challenge, meaning the task would become a frenzy and the first to complete the task and post it would win. Sometimes the tips pushed the prize into lottery levels.
By Timothy Radke3 years ago in Fiction