FROM THE SUBSTACK
Stories
Every story I’ve published on Substack, newest first. Pick one and start reading.
- You Shouldn’t Have Opened the Trunk
A Tonopah tow driver, a black Lincoln in a ditch, and the one rule she was never supposed to break.
- Zeppelin of Lost Souls (Part 3)
Behind the piano, in the shadow by the wall, crouched a small man in rubber gauntlets.
- Zeppelin of Lost Souls (Part 2)
Jack got an arm around the man’s neck. The man thrashed. He was small but desperate. Desperate men are strong.
- Sheep May Safely Graze (Complete)
Sheep can safely graze, Xabier thought. For now.
- Sheep May Safely Graze (Part 3)
The middle refrain from Cantata Nº 208 seemed to doubt his resolve.
- Sheep May Safely Graze (Part 2)
Laster exekutatu. Run, my lovelies.
- The Zepplin of Lost Souls (Part One)
As war looms over the continent, a new hydrogen zeppelin, the Nordstern, slips her moorings in Frankfurt bound for New York. An original short story written in the style of 1930’s Pulp Fiction.
- Where is my cereal bowl?
“I’ve lost my cereal bowl,” he said.
- Standing in the Rain, Hammer in Hand, With Murder on My Mind
And that’s how you found me, officer.
- Outrunnin the Beast
A trail of gumdrops would have been better
- Leaving Hair on the Cave Roof
Was it Worth It?
- Sheep May Safely Graze (Part One)
Xabier escaped indentured servitude…
- The Man of Her Dreams
All In the Eye of the Beholder
- Welcome to the Holler
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