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A Perfect Coffee
- Narrated by: Oliver Wyman
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A Perfect Coffee
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You can listen to this humorous story for free on your device with the Audible Stories Skill. Just say “Alexa, read me a funny story,” or “Alexa, read me a story” to hear more free genres.
In this short, funny, sci-fi tale, every human being on Earth suddenly receives a specific superpower. Everyone, that is, except Dale. But instead of moping around, Dale fools a world of superheroes into believing he was blessed with the power of making a perfect cappuccino. His business takes off beyond his wildest dreams—at least, until he meets Brenda, his personal supervillain, the only person on the planet with a perfect superpalate.
Travis Sentell is the author of two books (In the Shadow of Freedom and Fluid), and has worked as a ghostwriter for eight New York Times bestselling authors. He also writes for TV and film, most recently Amazon’s Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams and NBC’s The Thing About Pam.
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- 01-31-23
Quality idea and writing
A wonderful little story to get your morning going and your creative juices flowing. Delightfully light and unique
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- Lilia
- 12-31-23
it is OK to lose 7 mins with this
Short and sweet :) If they had made it a little bit longer, it could've been a really funny skit or even a short story, the idea has potential :)
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- PatrioticPoodle
- 06-14-23
Love it!!!
This is absolutely one of the best stories I’ve read(heard) in a long time. BRAVO!!!!
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- JAlex
- 10-18-23
Worth 7 minutes! Love this narrator!
Wish it were longer. Oliver Wyman is so engaging. Hope to hear more. That’s about it for a review of a 7 minute short story.
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- Bob G
- 09-13-22
All Superpowers Are Not Created Equal…
A perfect short tale about an un-superhero with a deliciously profitable deception - until his nemesis walked in.
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- Ben Seidman
- 09-13-22
Impossibly Hilarious, Clever & Thought Provoking
So much for only 7 minutes! I felt like I was stepping inside this unique universe, and I laughed a lot. The story was both grounded and fantasic. It was both light and complex. I just keep laughing thinking about this great short story. What a delight!
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- Rebel
- 12-31-23
Disappointing
the story was disappointing, no action,no fun. I hoped to at least get a laugh out of it.
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