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  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    I’m at a free meditation class.  I’m doing my thing, zen-ing out, when I’m interrupted by a loud harrumph.  I open my eyes and see the group smirking and giggling at me.  “What?” I ask, my irritation growing steadily.  “You don’t have any crystals,” one of them says.  “And you’re not wearing a tie-dyed shirt.…

  • Echo: The Weekly News

    Word Count, Vol.3:  96, 529.  Thanks to All Who Bought Echo!  And BIG THANKS to Melissa, Barbara, Ian, Lorna, [anonymous], Lisa, Meg, Matt, Bobby, F.T., Alice Smith, Leslie Coop, Richard, Shauna, Sydney, Pam, Jessica, Angela and now Kiesa for posting AMAZING reviews on Amazon!!!  Ashley too for the 5 star on Nook! News:  I’m done with…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    I’m doing some friendly grappling, and in walks a Bro.  We’re drilling arm bars and he’s working one on me when a loud fart rips from him and damn near peels the skin off my face.  I flinch like I’ve been shot.  He’s laughing hysterically.  My vision floods with watery tears and my hearing fades…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    I’m wandering through an art museum, not seeing what the big deal is (no offense against fine art; I just prefer the work of comic-book legends Jim Lee, Glenn Fabry and Stan Sakai) when a bunch of hipster-artists (wearing berets and scarves of course) scoff at me.  I turn and raise my eyebrows.  “There a…

  • Musings

    Proper editing is when you take your clunky, irregular, poorly-weighted message and fashion it into a diamond-tipped bullet that pierces the reader’s mind and disappears in a burst of clarity.

  • Musings

    People love the words “dedication,” and “passion,” but what does that mean outside of the ten-minute training montage we see in the movies?  It means working seven days a week.  It means forgoing time with friends or watching tv so you can [write].  It means a boring routine that will produce something that relieves others’ boredom.…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    Writing at Starbucks.  I see a group of my English professors a table away, glaring at me, pissed and jealous that the only thing they can churn out is an essay about the socioeconomic political significance of what-have-you.  I take a sip from my coffee, humming to myself, when a shadow looms over my keyboard.  WTF?…

  • Musings

    I say that if you are compelled to follow a certain path, then follow it with all the effort you can muster.  Do not be afraid it will disappoint or betray you, because that’s exactly what it was meant to do; it was meant to fall apart in front of your eyes and break your…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    I’m at the park and I crisscross my fingers behind my head, leaning back onto the sun-warmed grass, smiling as I inhale a lungful of that heart-soothing, vibrant summer-scent.  I’m drifting off with my 10 lb terrier Bitefighter, who’s curled into a small donut beside me, when I’m woken by a sharp pain in my head and wetness…

  • Thank You Recent Echo Purchaser!!!!

    KER-BLAMSKIES!  To whoever bought a copy of Echo Vol.2 yesterday:  THANK YOU!!!  Waking up and seeing that red spike is an AWESOME way to start my day!  Woohoo!  🙂 🙂 🙂 Get Echo Vol. 1 on Kindle here:  Vol. 1 on Kindle.  Vol. 2 on Kindle here:  Vol.2 on Kindle. Links for Vol.2 on Smashwords/Nook/iBooks/Kobo are available…