Issue of August 28, 2004
10 articles in this issue.
Cover story. No, you're not seeing things. That really is Margot the Troll threatening a lizardman. Trolls are good at that -- they tend to be on the impatient and cranky side, and being eight or nine feet tall gives them a certain knack. Traveling with Margot saves me the trouble of being cranky, and she's such a formidable companion that I've hardly ever been on the run when I'm with her. But the incident that took us into Lizard territory didn't happen while we were on the road. We were just in the downtown shopping center of a little burg in the western hills ...
Jeb and Marv find a solution to the age-old question of, "Is it dead, or is it just playing dead?"
Tuesday is the last day to submit your "Write Fiction Like Cheryl" entry! Remember, your guess is as good as anyone else's. Also this week, the Writersweekly.com 24-Hour Short Story Contest. Cash! Prizes! Sleep deprivation! It's good to be a writer.
<b>Gypsy's Guide to Good Living:</b> Setting yourself up for success isn't as difficult as you would think. In fact, it's a matter of executing three easy steps, then monitoring your progress. Part I of II.
Writers are the most interesting people. With the advent of "instant messenger" technology, writers from all over can connect to network, share their progress and discuss Buddhist androids. Which is really important to their careers. Swear to God.
Evening comes to mind, with anticipation of tiny lights in the air...
Vol. 7 - What a Mess - Part 4 <br> While the search for the Elder reaches a final conclusion, Alex tries to convince his brother that suicide isn't the way out while he ignores his duties to keep an eye on the monitors.
There has got to be no worse time in history to have a lover who's a New York City policeman that on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. Sully and John are dropped into the crucible of the disaster, and must find a way to keep their relationship intact -- or admit that it would never have worked out, anyway.
From the first moment two sets of eyes meet and a romance is kindled, it begins to grow. A lover's kiss sparks Frannie's memory, isolated moments in time telling the story of love's evolution, through times both good and bad.
What does multi-billionaire Polyimere Millenium want with lowly software tester Tod Ruckle? He thinks Tod is a business precognitive. Meaning when it comes to business decisions, Tod can do no wrong. Too bad it doesn't spill over into Tod's personal life. Part 3 of 5.