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Tag Archives: Fiction
“An Idiot Contemplates Apple Pie…”
“An Idiot Contemplates Apple Pie, a Practice in Stream of Consciousness” I wrote this a few weeks ago and for reasons soon surely evident has been taken to being called […]
“The Cat Before Christmas”
Or “What the Cat Taught me” or “Why I Hate Cats all the Time.” It was Christmas Eve, going on midnight, when a friend of mine reminded me that a […]
“@the Dentist with Dodi Holmes”
I feel as though my teeth are sharper because they’re cleaner. Can that be true? Or were they filed while I was strapped to the chair? With all the […]
“The Cat as a Guardian Angel”
It’s little well-known (for good reason) that the cat was once considered for the important position of Guardian Angel. Poor Puss was given his shot, but… There were a few […]
“Enough”
“Enough” (an anti-poem! < ?) It started simply enough, a shy look, a corner glance. A forceful meeting of the eyes. Quick, casual, enough to be drawn in. Hungry curiosity, […]
“The Most Intense Non-Action of the Ages!”
“D’you think there’s treasure in the temple?” Cambali asked. “A place with so many statues has to be guarding something.” “Is that how treasure works?” Tapi was quick to ask. […]
A Fairy Tale Middling
I wrote this earlier before work and since I knew I wouldn’t be able to write much, I just kind of continued my story as if it were a fairy tale […]
“A little about Charcoal and rain”
Since this “chapter” is waaaaaaaay too long, it might as well live on here in its fullness. “Post for posterity.” I like the dialogue telling the story, but if you’re […]
“It has no title yet, it’ll be something insulting, though.”
An ordinary day features ordinary things. Ordinary people in an ordinary place – San Diego Springs, Colorado, to be exact. But this story is not about an ordinary day and thus […]
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