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This is a draft of a screenplay I wrote for a secret concept that would promote the worlds greatest anti-treehouse website

This is a short story originally written for Matthew Wayne Selznick's sidelined Wordhouse anthology project. The idea was to pick a song you loved and write a story that captured some of the images and feelings from the song. I wrote "Nightswimming" based on the R.E.M. song. Cross Posted at www.writelarge.com/Nightswimming

In the Future, the Milwaukee Police Department's IS director is probably using his VPN connection to spy on himself.

This is a joke contract that I turned into a Deed for the Surrender of Teeth that I used when I went as the tooth fairy for Halloween.

This is the last thing I wrote for the Newspaper. So long, everybody!

I wrote this essay on the nature of relationships in 2004. It's not about you.

This is a character study I DID last November that will ultimately become a protagonist in a novel that I’m working on, but since the novel has taken a different direction that the stuff I put into this piece, I’m closing the door on this journal entry and offering it here. I wanted to explore the idea of electronically induced attention defecit disorder and the way that I see geek culture fee...

The origin story of a man who flings a lot of goo from his fingertips.

I am a Hippie By Gabe Wollenburg The way that she held my head up while she shook her body back and forth didn't hurt, but it could have. The shaking was a scion of our love; it was Annie's simple, spastic way of reconciling overwhelming bursts of love with a primal need to shake. When we cuddled, for Annie, it's an involuntary movement , a piss-shake of love. Annie's gone now. It's my fault. S...

This story is part of Cory Doctorow’s 2007 short story collection “Overclocked: Stories of the Future Present,” published by Thunder’s Mouth, a division of Avalon Books. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 license, about which you’ll find more at the end of this file. This story and the other stories in the volume are available at: http://craphound...