Blogosaurus
Here I go again, taking off for work. Backing out of the driveway after thinking about the missing midtemperature days of spring. The days that are supposed to be comfortable […]
Tag Archives: Fiction
The Chef Assassin
There are times, plenty of times, when you have doubts. You’re not sure. And that’s not a good thing to have happen when you’re a killer. Well, not a killer. […]
When Stories Attack!
He stared at her across a room. It wasn’t crowded, because he had broken into her house. She eventually noticed him, but she wasn’t worried. She had seen him many […]
She Looked Back And Smiled
She opened her eyes, but it was dark. It was also cold, so she knew she was in some kind of shed or barn, pretty small. Her wrists were sore […]
Woman Does That Thing (R)
Woman Does That Thing There is a woman – name isn’t important She lives at home Home is where everyone lives In this case, it’s her parents’ home She had […]
Doctor It Up!
“Why would that necessarily follow?” His question was as inquisitive as asking an inquiry of interrogative inquisitions at a question-and-more-question session of askers. “Because.” Her answer was as final as […]
You’re Going To Kill Me (Redux)
Shelly Holeinfence had just changed her name from something ridiculous. She did this to win the affections of the object of her desire, or one of his friends. It didn’t […]
The 5 People You Meet In Wal-Mart (Redux)
Book Summary of The 5 People You Meet In Wal-Mart When Edward was a child, he played with broken glass and bullet casings and some of the kids around there, […]
Saving The Earth
A man walked along a beach He picked up a shell He held it up to his ear He heard the ocean He put the shell down He still heard […]
Star Trek vs. Star Wars
Hero On A Throne
Captain Saturn, with his mighty sword and super powers, could sense that something was wrong on his Sensor of Sensing. He heard the other people in the area springing to […]
Hunting The Hunter
…Journal Entries from Dr. Acula March 6 A curious case made us all excited. It seemed that there was a man who had set a record for holding his breath. […]
