Issue of November 27, 2004
10 articles in this issue.
Osama Bin Laden urges Americans to reflect on the lessons learned from 9/11 and That's Life is happy to oblige.
Now through March 15, 2005, enter your unpublished essays of 8,000 words or less in the Annie Dillard Award in Creative Nonfiction. Sounds like a great place to enter those golden NaNoWriMo segments.
Europe's tiniest dictator has gone from the amazing feat of using the French army to thrash almost the entire world to appearing on the cans of baby corn. Ponderous, baby.
Vol. 8 - Truth and the Goddess Arl - Part 8 <br> The ship is locked down, the locals are in chaos mode as their temple burns to the ground, and death lingers on the horizon. With the rescue mission in full bloom, Katlyn has her hands full trying to do everything while Horus plays rough with the locals.
His name is Ahman Abd'Zhejaran Najir, and he's everything a person of mixed heritage could hope for. A prosperous, educated, worldly, well-groomed, well-spoken self-made man, with a thriving business and a beautiful human wife. Osgun is thrilled at the chance to speak with him and mortified by his own lack of accomplishment.
Rosalyn suffers from bad dreams. "Night terrors" is the clinic term. But that's okay; Spike, her new puppy, will protect her from the ghosts that torment her every night as she tries to sleep.
What was supposed to be a simple discussion about her performance in class has become an issue of far less ethical "performances" of another kind entirely. But this isn't a case of trying to earn an easy A; there's something almost supernatural about the way Naomi can't resist her professor's advances... Part 2 of 2.