Tag: Fiction

Paul William Fassett- Randon and Iggy prepare for the unwelcome company of others.

Renee Y. Brown- “Here it is, folks! Just as you remember it, with all the laughter, all the tears… all the glory and all the gory… all the sex and all the slaughter… all the love and all the loathing… this is the show you can’t miss, the one you can’t ignore because you were all in it! “

If a messiah was born in Bethlehem today, how would we know, and how would we react to his birth?

For a long time Randon just watched the boy from the corner of his eye. Sizing him up. Unsure of what the boy might do if frightened. Mostly though, he was trying to figure out if the boy was worth helping. It wasn’t like he had a backup plan should the boy eat up all his food. Hell. Maybe the boy would have been food if he had been more than flesh vacuum sealed over bones.

Randon was a Patriot, that’s what they called him now. Like it was some dirty word. Branded a Patriot like someone would brand a witch, and hunted like one too. In his life long passed he was a full fledged member of The Council of Twenty, but he worked his way up to it, and she knew every little dirty secret he ever had. Every underhanded, sneaky, and terrible thing he’d ever done, willfully, or by complete chance. She called him the man with the overactive pen.

“In a couple weeks, however, he was well enough to go about his life. At least he would have something interesting to talk about if he ever saw another living being again.”

“This place was in his dreams, and every waking thought. Only now it was real, and right in front of him.”

The Pope was dead. So they had to select a new successor to the Throne of Peter, to serve as God’s Vicar on Earth, and to oversee the rule of the Lord upon Earth.

Karla Fetrow: Authorities believe Federal charges and legal entanglements have contributed to Santa’s bout of severe depression and apparent suicide. His job is currently open to applicants.

Frank Castle- It is becoming apparent that the political classes aren’t even trying to differentiate themselves in the eyes of the public anymore.