Squire sat at the banks of Lake Privus. Two suns set in the horizon casting a pale orange glow on the barren rocky landscape. He absentmindedly tossed rocks into the grey lifeless water and watched the bubbles as the impurities dissolved. An extra large stone splashed a little of the water onto his boots. AfterContinue reading “Time Beast”
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Our Final Days on Bellicus Prime
Author’s note: This is a short story that pairs with a song by the same name: Lana screamed as loud as she could possibly scream. Lights flickered on through out the house. Her older brother was the first in the room with a sword at the draw. Her older sister, Maia, was right behind him. MaiaContinue reading “Our Final Days on Bellicus Prime”
The Great Frozen Tundra of the North
It’s been a while since I’ve updated about my writing affairs, so I’m going to dump out all the information in this brand new shiny post. As many of you know, I switched gears from writing weekly humor posts to science fiction. I’ve also just finished writing the first draft of my second novel. ForContinue reading “The Great Frozen Tundra of the North”
Time Travel Girl and the Paradox Kid
The fourth and final Sperm Donor for a Cosmic Paradox story is here! This story wouldn’t be possible if it wasn’t for all the people who said, “What the hell man! I want know what happens next!” I was asked many times about these stories, so I humbly thank you all. I do plan toContinue reading “Time Travel Girl and the Paradox Kid”
Rumspringa
My first memory was my wife’s suicide. The day was sunny and almost pleasant. The crisp air and the smell of the ocean dominated my senses. I was on the edge of a deep forest wild with growth. About fifty feet from the forest was a seaside cliff. There were jagged and ruthless rocks downContinue reading “Rumspringa”
Time Burrito 