From /r/HFY, a story of a quiet Montana town on a chilly night two days before Easter, and their strange guest, who made a very long journey to visit them and find out the true reason for the season.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a story of a symmetric world torn apart by a war between the right-handed and the left-handed, and the ambidexterous man (stolen from Roger Zelazny) attempting to bring peace.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a story written only because of a typo in the original prompt. The author of the prompt deleted it as soon as he saw the typo once I posted this story, and I can't blame him.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a crossover between Stargate SG-1 and the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy. Written half to fulfill the prompt and half to give me an excuse to rewatch a dozen episodes of Stargate.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a story about a detective with the ability to find lost things, whose internal radar has rescued children and discovered buried treasure, helping a nun who has lost her faith.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a story about two artificial intelligences falling in love: one AI, the world's most flawless antivirus software, and the other, the world's most advanced and dangerous virus.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a story from a future where music is a Schedule 1 Controlled Substance due to its profound ability to influence human behavior. The law is very clear, but enforcement varies.

From /r/WritingPrompts, an idea that got a bit out of hand, involving an order of time-traveling monks, time loop artifacts which can neither be created or destroyed, and simple but unbreakable vows.

From /r/WritingPrompts, a short story from a soon-deleted prompt, inspired by Andrew D. Pontious' text adventure "Rematch" and the legendary chess match between Paul Morphy and the Duke of Brunswick.

From /r/HFY, a slice of life in a future where aliens and humans have made it through First Contact and share the same Internet. Includes small doses of Latin, kickball, and co-op multiplayer games.