Monthly Archives: December 2016
The Mariner’s Dream
It was the night we rounded the Cloven Hoof, a curious feature of the nameless island guarding the mouth of the Windy Straits, east of the Greater Diamond Cloud ice shelf. A deceptive bit of sea, it is, with water … Continue reading
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The Old Blues He Loved to Sing
Maybe it shouldn’t matter how Homeless Joe ended up shivering in the woods somewhere in southeast PA under a full moon in early September of 2050, singing out Catfish Blues, sliding the little section of steel pipe up and down … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, civil rights, future, guitar, higher education, human rights, justice, Liberal, race, sci-fi, science fiction, sjw, social justice, Writing
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By Order
My name is Vantu. I am a composite man, a cyborg from a family of ignorant tradesmen toiling for bread in Region Three, where the tortured ground took less radiation and disease than other places during the Thousand Years’ Horror … Continue reading
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Tagged chaos, college, cyborg, dystopia, horror, human rights, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientific method, student
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Glass Planet 