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"People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use." - Soren Kierkegaard



"Truth only reveals itself when one gives up all preconceived ideas." - Shoseki



"A man with one watch knows what time it is; a man with two watches is never quite sure." - Lee Segall



"A gun gives you the body, not the bird." - Henry David Thoreau



"You can't wake a person who is pretending to be asleep." - Navajo Proverb



"Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet." - Roger Miller



"Who is more foolish, the child afraid of the dark or the man afraid of the light?" - Maurice Freehill



"Seek not to follow in the footsteps of the men of old; seek what they sought." - Matsuo Basho



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Stories I'm focused on

  • The Gods-War Chapter 2
    Fila awoke slowly, her senses opening to the sounds and smells around her. Light played shadow-games on her eyelids as she opened them, squinting against the glare as it filter
    800 words, 5 comments, June 6, 2004. In <200 lines, Fantasy
  • The Gods-War (Chapter 1-C)
    The wizards had always held themselves apart from the rest of the people of Laerness. The forces of magic that they employed made it necessary. The magical arts had been around
    1000 words, 4 comments, October 29, 2002. In <200 lines, Fantasy
  • The Gods-War (Chapter 1-B)
    The dwarf stamped down the road in the early morning light, his heavy boots billowing dust around his ankles. The sun had barely risen but the day was already becoming warm and
    1400 words, 11 comments, April 14, 2002. In <200 lines, Fantasy
  • The Gods-War (Chapter 1-A)
    Fila awoke to the subtle sound of a breaking branch underfoot. She remained still despite her first instinct to reach for the sword lying next to her bedroll and listened inten
    1700 words, April 13, 2002. In <200 lines, Fantasy
  • The Gods-War (Prologue)
    The gods had come only the year before and the crops were still recovering, it seemed. Most fields lay fallow and what was planted... well,
    1100 words, 14 comments, April 12, 2002. In <200 lines, Fantasy

My Stories

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  • Deathweaver (Chapter 1)
    The golden disc of the sun had just cleared the distant horizon this cool spring morning, dazzling the eyes
    5900 words, 9 comments, July 2, 2009. In Fantasy, Fiction
  • Deathweaver (Prologue)
    The young boy strolled down a dirt packed street in Dragonscale Port
    2000 words, 25 comments, July 1, 2009. In Fantasy, Fiction
  • Looking Back
    Do you remember...?
    300 words, 10 comments, September 26, 2005. In <200 lines, Other
  • Jacks Run
    The heat lies heavily, blanketing the asphalt so deeply that it flows into the car windows as I wait in line at the border...
    2500 words, 15 comments, June 17, 2004. In <200 lines, Other

My Poetry

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My other items

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Guest Book

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  • Barbara on July 4, 2009
    STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
    I still remember where I was and what I was doing when the news broke of his death. (And I still have the Rolling Stone tribute issue (magazine) with him in it... somewhere....
  • VampireAngel1 : Stories on July 2, 2009
    I read the first story you wrote: Deathweaver, I think it's reallly cool, also because at the beginning u mentioned the ocean, really cool man. I love the ocean. The way u word the story really makes it stand out from the others. Way better then any story I
    ll write
  • Cryptic-Haze on July 2, 2009
    The same Kyew from a few years back on AllPoetry? I lurk a lot there, usually on the forums.
  • Page Deleted. on July 2, 2009
    I'm not really much of a story writer.

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