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  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Welcome to the Jungle

    PROLOGUE May 8, 2069 Orlando, Florida Knock! Knock! Knock! I ambled over to the front door. I opened it to see a young man standing there with a notebook. “Mr. ...

    Dec 1, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Red Rain Chapter 1 cont.

    I saw a man with his wife and three kids run into the corner drug store next to us; the father still in his suit from work. “You think we ...

    Jun 8, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: Golden Guard

    I really liked this story. You kept me hooked the entire way through. Besides the few grammatical issues, it was pretty good. Keep writing!

    Mar 4, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: 1. The Beginning (Fixed up a bit)

    It was great! The others have pretty much summed everything up. Keep it up. Skuz

    Feb 19, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Death to Riches

    Good! Looks really interesting. Can't wait to read more.

    Feb 19, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: Red Rain Prologue

    Bang! Bang! Two gun shots ricocheted off the ground next to my feet. I started to run faster. The gunman was hot on my heels. I could feel my feet ...

    Feb 19, 2008
  • Fantasy Short Stories Re: Linneya's Home

    That was pretty good. The mother sounds like a jerk. You might want to fix the part ", when the roosters decided to add one last crow for good measure ...

    Feb 17, 2008
  • Action/Adventure Short Stories Re: Red Rain

    2011 I was 15 years old when America went to War with Russia. Since the Cold War, Russia has been recuperating. Russia grew bigger and better than what she was ...

    Feb 13, 2008
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: A Vietnam Life

    Thanks for the advice.

    Jan 10, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Short Stories Re: A Vietnam Life

    Retreat! Retreat! Gun fire, that's all there was to hear was we were running for our lives. All of us, Dog and Bravo company are retreating through a dense flooded ...

    Jan 10, 2007


There is nothing more radical or counter-cultural, at the moment, than laying down one’s cynicism in favour of tender vulnerability.
— John Green