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  • Brier CH I

    Brier was born on a full moon. Silver shafts of moonlight pierced through the blackness of the night to reveal a patch of dirt with a row of withered flowers ...

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  • Clowns, Freaks, and Men Juggling Fire and Knives. #1

    Her red fingernail polish glittered in the fluorescent yellow light of the restaurant as she motioned for the waiter across the room. He was a young boy, somewhere in his ...

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  • Chasing the White Dragon #I

    Johnny returned from vacation one day, extolling the virtues of some enigmatic white dragon that he had chased. He was always chasing something, whether it was a beer keg or ...

    6 min read
  • Chasing the White Dragon #II

    Here's the link to the first chapter: ... 283#210283 II: Of Chemistry, One-Way Tickets, and Icarus You fall out of your mother's womb, you crawl across open country under fire, ...

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  • Chasing the White Dragon #III

    Link to Chasing the White Dragon #2: viewtopic.php?t=17916&highlight= III: The Welcoming His smile was as glacial as December in the Arctic, his face as long and pale as that frozen ...

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  • Chasing the White Dragon v. 2.0

    The day before I lost my innocence, a crisp breeze ruffled the bleeding leaves that crowned the trees in a kind of a hoarse whisper. The swing I was on ...

    7 min read
  • Cadence-The Spirit of the Sea-Chapter One

    The sea was angrier than usual that day. The sailors' wives, sitting on their porches in the rocking chair, cast a wary glance in the direction, dark thoughts playing through ...

    4 min read
  • Nightmare Hall-- Prologue-- Rough Draft

    ~~Mmkay, so I know people don't like it when you put rough drafts up here so, at the risk of popcorn being thrown at my head *ducks to be safe* ...

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  • Chameleon, Chapter I

    "You can deny anything, if you want to. Reality is merely a matter of perception. If you define reality like that, then you can change your perception and consequently change ...

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Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient premises.
— Samuel Butler