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Before he even stepped through the vast wooden gates, the massive stench told Freeman all he needed to know: everyone in Camp B was dead. He gripped his revolver and walked the main street, eyeing every window and open door, stepping over loose limbs and bloated torsos. An eyeball here. Strings of intestines there. RageX had Continue reading Survival A writer, a nurse, a legal aide, and a bellydancer. This should be the setup of a dirty joke, Clancy thought, not a hiking party. Or what was left of it anyway, with Danger Dan, the party leader, dead, his lower half back on Earth, the rest miles back dissolving in amber. A writer, Continue reading The Napoleon Man On Friday morning I rolled over and looked at the clock; it was only 5:00 AM. I was relieved to see I had another hour to sleep so I pulled the blanket over my head and tried to drift off. I could hear the shower running in the background and tried to tune it out. Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 6 On Tuesday I checked the balance on my one and only credit card of that time and found out it wasn’t as bad as I expected. If I was going to do everything right this time around, that meant I needed to start new in every way including investing in a professional wardrobe in order Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 5 After spending Sunday with my brother and Damian, words cannot begin to describe how depressed I was to not wake up on Monday morning next to Greg in the bedroom of our New York apartment. Damian came home from Santa Monica Sunday afternoon and would not stop talking about the “awesome” time he had with Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 4 I was happy to hear that Damian was going to be gone Saturday night. His brother who lived in Washington was visiting Santa Monica with some friends and he invited Damian to spend the weekend with them. I just assumed his brother was paying Damian’s way. I was meeting up with Jim that night and Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 3 About an hour later I was pulling in to the parking lot of the Dana Point Harbor, about forty miles south of Fullerton. For the first few years I lived in California I came to this spot often to get away from everyone and everything, do some thinking and just be. I’m not exactly sure Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 2 Everybody thinks about going back in time and what they would or would not do differently. You can protest all you like. You can say ‘there’s no point in thinking about it’ or ‘the past is the past, move on’ or ‘if I had done things differently I may not have met my wonderful husband/wife’ Continue reading My Life As I Knew It – Chapter 1 This is an excerpt from a book I wrote. In the book, a group of high school kids who are barely friends or barely know each other, form a band. Through their love of music, they discover things about themselves and each other that they wouldn’t have known otherwise. This chapter is near the beginning, Continue reading Less Than Perfect – excerpt Chapter 4 |
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