In the publishing/writing world you have people who influence you at every point in the spin around the dance floor. Well, I’m proud to say that Jamie Greening has had none on me. Zip. Zero. Mainly because we have very … Continue reading
Joseph Courtemanche
It’s time for the annual Memorial Day piece of flash fiction. For my long-suffering readers, there is a theme I bring back from time to time. Today’s post is a part of that series. For the uninitiated, you will quickly … Continue reading
Confirmation Bias is strangling discourse in the nation at this time, and leading to the destruction of our freedoms and economy. There, I said it. Now let’s get to what it means. From my perspective as a conservative/almost libertarian, … Continue reading
Paul has no zombies. No scheming military officers. No arsonists. None of the above. He is our respite from Wuhan Flu stories because he’s a doctor treating the real patients. You, dear reader, are the beneficiary of his seeking respite … Continue reading
For someone who hadn’t written in a while, Kathy Kexel has been a word-monster in our covidcantinaflashfictionfreeforall. (Not really what we call it, but I just wanted to see what it looked like in print.) Seriously. She gives us part … Continue reading
