The Accidental Mayor

The Accidental Mayor

Elvira Skarn
662

About the Story

A barista’s prank write-in victory turns small-town routines into warm chaos. When Finn Parker is sworn in as mayor, mishaps—from a ribbon-stealing goose to a pipe burst and a recall—force him to improvise, listen, and build a practical, messy administration with loyal neighbors.

Chapters

1.Ballot Box Blunder1–9
2.Orientation by Fire10–20
3.Free Parking, Priceless Chaos21–29
4.Ribbon, Scissors, and a Goose30–38
5.Signs of Trouble39–48
6.Festival Fiasco49–56
7.A Pipe, a Leak, and a Press Conference57–65
8.Council of Opinions66–72
9.Signatures & Heartstrings73–81
10.Signatures & Heartstrings82–90
11.Mayoralty, As-Is91–98
small town
warm comedy
community
fish-out-of-water
civic life
Comedy

Tick and the Confetti Clause

A whimsical comedy about Marnie, a watchmaker in the orderly city of Wickfield, and her sentient pocket watch Tick. When the Council attempts to synchronize life, Marnie leads a ragtag crew to teach a stubborn Metronome that a few unscheduled moments make a city human.

Stephan Korvel
51 27
Comedy

Jun and the Missing Crank

A comic urban tale about Jun, a resourceful courier and maker in Gullshore, who recovers a stolen crank that keeps a parade's mechanized crickets singing. With a patchwork of friends, a citrus-scented preservationist, and a robot dog, she balances preservation and release.

Elvira Skarn
54 27
Comedy

The Great Pancake Parade Mix-Up

When a new pancake machine and a pinch of experimental yeast turn breakfast batter into a friendly, wobbly blob, ten-year-old Nell Pepper must save Butterbell Bay’s Pancake Parade. With a listening whisk, a puffin named Pip, and the whole town, she flips chaos into comedy and pancakes into a triumph.

Victor Larnen
65 14
Comedy

The Lost & Found League of Merriton

A comedic urban fable about Ivy Bloom, a twenty-something barista who discovers a mitten-shaped compass that points toward what has been misplaced. With a motley crew and a spirited community, she challenges a corporate retrieval service and creates a public Redeemer Room where lost things—and the stories tied to them—can be returned with kindness.

Sylvia Orrin
63 38
Comedy

June Tiddle and the Bureau of Misplaced Things

A comedic urban-fantasy tale about June Tiddle, a barista with a sock puppet and a red spool of thread. When a municipal bureau starts cataloguing beloved small objects, June unravels a patchwork of policies, performs a public protest with paper birds, and helps the town reclaim the tenderness of ordinary things.

Ulrika Vossen
45 29

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