The Cult of Traditional Publishing Part 3: What do you really want?
Write drunk. Edit sober.
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Category: Fiction
Ink and Infatuation, Part 3
Wrapping up the tale about the power of the pen.
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The Cult of Traditional Publishing, Part 2: People don’t talk like that
A tale of hubris and envy.
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Ink and Infatuation, Part 2
Continuing the tale about the power of the pen.
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What Are We Reading – December 2019
Did you receive any great books for the holidays?
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Ink and Infatuation, Part 1
A story about the power of the pen.
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The Cult of Traditional Publishing, Part 1: The math don’t lie
Mormons aren’t a cult. I know because I’m a Mormon and I was in a cult. The cult had me far more brainwashed than Mormonism ever did or ever will.
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A Look Back at the Turn of the Century
It was a different time way back then…
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What Are We Reading – November 2019
Share your current reading recommendations with the community!
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Injun Zombie Presidential Candidate #4: Out of Breath
Charlie woke with a start.
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The Glibening, Part Eleven: Ramesh Gupta, Reanimator
“But I’m glad you’re all here,” said Mario choking up. “We may never see each other again. You and Chip,” he said looking at Scruffy, “were the best pledges ever. Remember how you hurled when we told you two what your pledge prank was going to be? I knew right then that it was going to be a special, special night.”
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The Glibening, Part Ten: The Triumph of Preet Bharara
Fortune had smiled upon him unexpectedly. At that very moment his top man was strolling through the offices of Thought! magazine tagging along with NYPD on a crazy girl call that had come in that morning during the taskforce meeting. No warrant needed. Even if they were squeaky clean, and he knew they weren’t, NYPD would manage to find something.
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What Are We Reading – September 2019
Some of us are reading. Not SP, but some of us.
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Hammond was strapped to a gurney by wide leather belts at the chest, wrists, waist and ankles. Brian opened an envelope containing a thick rubber “hockey puck” bite guard which he slipped into the patient’s open and eager mouth, then made sure it was fitted in securely. He was the only orderly who would work this duty; the others were either scared off by Vinson’s rantings about deviltry, or terrified of the old bat herself.
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What Are We Reading – August 2019
Are we all reading trashy beach novels? Find out!
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Secret Zombie Presidential Candidate, Ep. 2: Got a Thing for Brains
“. . . the Declaration of Independence no longer arouses enthusiasm; it is an embarrassing...
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What Are We Reading for July 2019
Some of us have the time and the inclination to read. Some of us….
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Subaru Horror Theater, Vol. 8: Welcome To The Pack
“I’m so glad he finally agreed to a threesome,” he whispered into her ear....
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Libertarianism and personal morality
Libertarians often have to repeat, ad nauseam, that libertarianism is, at its core, a political philosophy, not necessarily a personal behavior one, although, to be fair, the two spheres may touch.
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Secret Zombie Presidential Candidate, Ep. 1: Dead tired
Yet another monotonous day of make-work research was punctuated by a subtle indication of change.
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