Title: Spalding Gray is Dead ( Read more... )

Prologue for Curae Non Ipsa In Morte Relinquunt. I often use prologues for historical/mythical pieces, but because this piece is such a quick bang I don't think that one in general is useful. However, with the desire to not intentionally confuse any given audience ( Read more... )

Title: Curae Non Ipsa In Morte Relinquunt
Genre: Stageplay
Word Count: 1,003 (w/ stage directions)
Warnings: Crude Sexual Humor, Language, Classical Literature Genius BonusNotes: Here. This is a dramatization of an event that takes place in Book Six of The Aeneid, specifically when Aeneas and Dido meet in Hades. If that previous sentence meant ( Read more... )

Title: God Who Was James Mason
Prompt: Scratch
Length: 350+/-
Genre: Poetry (free verse), Humor
Notes: None