A Face in the Woods
Take heed of what lies in wait in the Unknown Continue reading A Face in the Woods
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Placard – A short story
Be careful what you ask for… Continue reading Placard – A short story
The Long Game
How the dagger than changed the world was forged. How it was crafted. Continue reading The Long Game
Beyond the Graffiti Legacy
We should all strive to leave behind more than a name, scratched into someone else’s monument. Continue reading Beyond the Graffiti Legacy
John Doe and Artificial Intelligence
An brief examination of Serial Killers and A.I. through the lens of a near-perfect movie. Continue reading John Doe and Artificial Intelligence
Thank the Force for Rian Johnson
What can I say? I hated “The Last Jedi”. Not an uncommon take, I know, but it also made me appreciate other aspects of my life in an almost existential sort of self-reflection. However, if you think I’m some sort of Juanito-come-lately that isn’t a true Star Wars fan who’s just riding the current Last Jedi Sandcrawler of Hate, allow me to submit: Exhibit A: … Continue reading Thank the Force for Rian Johnson
Book Review – This book was an amazing read
#bookReview “this book was an amazing read and will be a winner for those into Conspiracy Theories” — Read on http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/RRCLSWSWC2V6X/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_ttl Continue reading Book Review – This book was an amazing read
“Going Gone” – The First Chapter
What is this anthology all about? Well, the following is just a starter to whet your appetite. A bit of forewarning, though, if you choose to take the plunge: It’s not all political intrigue and shadowy assassins. It’s much more than that. Don’t get too close anyone. Your favorite protagonist may not make it. The stories are all related, but they aren’t all just stories. What I … Continue reading “Going Gone” – The First Chapter
The Joys and Heartaches of Short Stories
As I continue finding ways to promote my anthology, I keep being reminded of why I’ve always enjoyed both the writing and the reading of short stories. I remember as an elementary student reading short stories such as “Leiningen Versus the Ants” and “The Cold Equations”, as well as short excerpts of longer stories like “The Hobbit”. As my love of reading began to grow … Continue reading The Joys and Heartaches of Short Stories
