Articles by Hawkelson Rainier

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Hawkelson Rainier is a tradesman in Northeast Ohio. He dabbles in prose and poetry from time to time.

Things can go really well, and they can go just as bad as you never imagined the could...

Having taken time out of life for fun, Roy and Sarah now have to step up and rejoin the human race...including getting to know who each of them really is...

Roy and Sarah find a refuge...of sorts.

And now a view from another angle...

Megan, formerly known as Sarah, has got to figure out how she is going to live...

Guess he deserved what he got...

Even on a good day, Chicago traffic is mind-blowing...

After his bout with bad acid, and his confession to the police, there was only one place to go...

In the darkness of solitary confinement, time has become meaningless to Roy. Deprived of food and exercise, sleep is his only way out...

If someone doesn't even care what you did or didn't do, and want to 'help' you, it's either a lawyer or...

So the lawyer wasn't really a lawyer, and the conversation wasn't exactly a conversation...is any of it real?

Roy has transported his consciousness away from Earth, and met some strange people. Where are they going and what do they hope to gain?

The Council has a plan for Roy's unique ability, but to Roy, it doesn't sound quite right...

Roy's brain is in a jar, and a bunch of his clones are alive somewhere. You know that Roy -- or maybe even most Roys -- are not interested in leaving well enough alone...

Roy's clones have a plan for action. They just didn't actually understand what "action" meant...

Roy's clones are gone, and his physical brain is a mess. He can ride along in the body of the gray alien, but how will that help?

Roy has taken over the body of one of the gray aliens, who doesn't really think much of the idea, but although they made it off the asteroid, they are not getting away...

Being a disembodied entity means Roy has plenty of time and space to explore, but one place seems to draw him more than any other, but so much time has passed...

Through Clarence's memories, Roy has experienced the horror and trauma of war. He endures Clarence's nightmares, and maybe a good dream, too...

Roy hitches rides in human psyches, drifting in memories like a time traveler. Except that for Roy, time can be deceptive...

Roy's ethereal self attached to an embryo who grew up to be Donald Harris. Psychological trauma submerged Donald's self, and Roy stepped up to tap back into the real world...

Roy finds himself lost without his family, and the drinking habit didn't help...

Roy has frittered away millenia, always wondering what he could do with himself. Now face to face with a strange reality, he may actually have a direction...

Conclusion. Roy managed to sober up his host body, but there is unfinished business...