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Writing

He had decided to live forever or die in the attempt. ~ Joseph Heller

Creek Hill

  • Chapter 1: Okay Mr. Pudgy, We Can Go Now
  • Chapter 2: The Tater Creek Intersection
  • Chapter 3: Independent, Free, and Wild
  • Chapter 4: The Last Night of Their Lives
  • Chapter 5: Going Back
  • Prologue: Creek Hill Memorial Hospital

Essays

  • Coke, Pepsi, Vinyl, and the DVD Format War
  • Less Than Ethically Fit
    A response I made to an article I read about the morality in the hit TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
  • Shoulder Strap Style
  • Taking My Language With Me
  • The Real Buffy?

Fan Fiction

  • The Beginning of a Dawn (Chapter 1)
  • The Beginning Of A Dawn (Chapter 2)

Fiction

  • Bay-Bay
    An essay about one of the kin’ folks.
  • Mary Beth
  • Somebody, Someday

Musings

  • Tortured Artist
  • Trapped In His Life

Nonfiction

  • Bedtime Adventures
  • Fading Away
  • He’ll Always Be Papa
  • I Was Sixteen
  • The Tiger Taxi Guy

Old

  • Claws
  • The Wind Is Blowing

Poetry

  • Dear Journal
  • I Wanna Be An October Cold Front
  • October 2, 2005
  • REAL

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