Fiction

Fiction that definately never existed.

• FairyBunking

Some very early stories supposedly written with a Generation X attitude. Since I've forgotten what the attitude and messages were, the reader's guess is as good as mine. I'll chalk it up to early-twenties angst.

Fiction that alludes to a reality that never existed, and most likely, will never exist.

• Predators of the Meadow

In the latter half of the nineteenth century, Cain was a feared gunfighter known as the leading cause of ghost towns. His desire for a peaceful life is impossible given his sordid past and his inability to remember the bad things he believes he did. Now, his tribal friends of the Palouse have begged him to right a wrong brought against the tribes by the US Cavalry. Cain feels he is indebted to the tribes and rides to confront the Cavalry. And his past is riding right behind him.

Blood of the Lamb is slated for publication in A Clear Horizon. This document only contains a limited portion of the story. To read the full story, please buy the book.

It is the late nineteen sixties, and Kelley is a small-town teen who has just broken up with the girl he thought he loved. His friends have their own problems. Together, they decide to travel to the Hanford reactor and be irradiated, so that they might become superheroes.

Christine Wolfe is a good Christian mother with an unsteady family. Just as her picturesque world seems to be falling in on her, she starts to receive phone calls from what she believes is the Almighty.

A short bit of dark humor related to law enforcement.