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Pretty accurate
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Sick Roses Excerpt
It seemed, sometimes, like throwing stones into the ocean and hoping they would float back to shore, but still she searched, knowing each innocent heart she devoured fueled the dark god inside her, gave her the power to grow ever closer to her adversaries ( Read more... ) -
Sick Roses Excerpt
When Roxy at last came upon the Dark Pool she was surprised to find it not the dead, wet mire of her imaginings but, instead, a half-moon of deep aqua water, pink petals floating on bright green lily pads. This was no black swamp of decay, this most decadent of lagoons. Where she expected useless barren ground to surround Raelnglarel’s watery ( Read more... ) -
Gods On The Hill Synopsis
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Happy To Be Alive. Wish You Were Here.
I was "joking" at work today that I'm always prepared to die, no matter how randomly, or spectacularly, or painfully, or mercifully, or ridiculously and so I enjoy life more as a result.
The fact that I actually DO try to think and feel this way (I never felt more at peace and free from shackles than when I abandoned the Upstairs Father Replacement ( Read more... ) -
Off the top of my head. Stream of consciousness tirade at something or other.
They weren’t the Silver Age. They were certainly never intended to be the Golden Age either and though they were occasionally fun for a quicksilver jab in the novelty meats, they would never be spandex in our heart.
They were twisted archetypes with tainted origins, their histories given the business end by gnarled bitter wizards, sequestered ( Read more... ) -
Comic Con
It's a big "if" but there's a better than slim possibility that our set at Queen Bee's for next Saturday's to-do will be the debut of "Elephant Head", which is our second song about Captain Nobody. Here are the lyrics:
ELEPHANT HEAD
Schreeck/Pilawski/Pomerantz
(an account of Captain Nobody from an anonymous sailor):
Captain Nobody he saw the elephant
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Watching The Stars
A few of you may know that I keep another "Faster Than Light " Journal for my Frederich Malcom Vaughn "Von" Schreeck alter ego. For those of you who would like to see the supplemental side-story I've been occasionally going on about, here are the relevant entries from that journal.
Every iceberg is afire.
Recreation Deck 5:
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From "The Lizard Of Ozark" --- a work in progress.
Emily was washing dishes and singing a very old song. When Henry began to hum along in his resonating baritone, Emily turned her eyes towards him and smiled, becoming an old woman, her face covered with wrinkles - her hair a tangled gray crown. He smiled then, finding her no less beautiful. He cherished the angel standing before him, with her ( Read more... )
