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The X-Files: I Want To DIS believe.
‘’Don’t jump’’ I tell him. ‘’There’s a better way.’’ I look at a reporter and tell her to stay out of this. ‘’Take this pill. It will eradicate your nervous system within seconds. Do not cut yourse...
Why Marriages Do Not Succeed? The Explanation is Simpler Than Most People Think And Lies In ...
The institution of marriage is a very old concept. It was present throughout history, long before Christianity saw the light of this planet. There were different ways of becoming ‘bonded,’ but the ...
Is There a Real Santa Claus and Other Controversial Questions
A story about generations and about reality and about childhood questions. Do children need to have a fantasy world created for them in order to develop imagination, or do they just want straight,...
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A Brief History of a Contrarian
Another experiment in Nano-fiction, a complete story in one sentence.
A Short, But Complete, Tale of Movement
"... at “home” anywhere ..."
Another experiment in "Nano-fiction," a complete story in one sentence.
A Short, But Complete, Tale of Justice Rendered
A further exploration of nano-fiction, a complete story in one sentence. (As usual, I've included all versions of this "story" in the update, oldest towards the back.)
A Short, But Complete, Tale of Armageddon
If you expect the unexpected, should you be surprised when the expected happens? Another experiment in micro-fiction, a complete story in one sentence. (Three pages, three version, from newest to o...
A Short, But Complete, Tale of Patience
Another experiment in micro fiction -- a complete story in one sentence.
From the Memories of a Misanthrope (RIP):
This is a joke (and the joke is on me).
Note: Because of a comment, on this poem, which seemed to imply an interpretation that I had not intended, I am uploading a revision of this poem. As I have...
Snapshots of Life, And Other Disasters (Part VII)
"At this moment, I was feeling growing annoyance at the conceit, his conceit ..."
