Inspired by the work of Harlan Ellison and, particularly, his award-winning short story "The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore" I began this project in the late 1990s as a simple writing exercise. One diary entry a day was the goal. Write about a god walking among everyday people. There's no dogma, no belief system, and no worshipers. These "gods" just lived in the world without an anchor in time or space, could go anywhere and do anything they wanted. The exercise was to create a solution to a problem in the world or answer an unanswerable question. In the end these short, weird bits...
Inspired by the work of Harlan Ellison and, particularly, his award-winning short story "The Man Who Rowed Christopher Columbus Ashore" I began this p...
Seven dark stories from seven sleepless weeks haunted by unanswerable questions. These are seven tales written during a time of emotional pain and uncertainty exploring what it means to be alive but unaware of one's final destiny. Meet Dominick Row who believes he's won a cosmic lottery and a trip away from a sick and dying world. Mr. Norman Stoker will scan the newspaper for evidence to support his view that the world is a miserable place while scenes of vibrant life pay out around him. A survivor of a zombie uprising will explain how great it is to live without the shackles of modern...
Seven dark stories from seven sleepless weeks haunted by unanswerable questions. These are seven tales written during a time of emotional pain and unc...
