The Grave-Robbers 2: When New Sam Almost Got The Ball On 3rd-And-Fifteen.

The Grave-Robbers 1: When New Sam Was Eight.

Grocery Shopping In An Alternate Universe: A Parable
This post appeared first on Thinking The Lions. I know it doesn't quite fit here, but it's important enough that I'm putting it on all my blogs today.

Astrid Forever: The Complete Story:
Hey, readers: As a break before I begin my next new story, I'm republishing, in complete versions, all the prior stories that have ever appeared on this site. You can read them in their entirety here, or you can download them for free on Scribd!

I'm always on the lookout for ways to be more effective, and for new kinds of potato chips.
I'm always on the lookout for ways to use my computer more effectively, both at "work" and in my free time, writing and blogging and getting music.And by "more effectively," I mean "make more money doing the things I'm already doing." (I'll get to that in a minute.)That's why I was thrilled to find out about "Miss Upload," a service that lets you upload -- for free, up to a certain amount of memory -- any files and store them."Miss Upload" is a Free File Hosting service that can be used to store files and make them accessible to others, or to you if you're going to work from different work sites. So

A run-through of the classics
Hey, horror lovers. I'm about set to start on a new story, but I've got, stored up, lots of stories from the past, some of which appeared on here years ago, some of which have never appeared on here. So, because I'm busy, and to celebrate the upcoming publication of my story in Harvest Hill, I'm going to feature, once or twice a week, a complete short story, uncut & uninterrupted, and at the same time I'll make it available for free on Scribd as a download. First up: My first-ever horror story, The Deal. Scroll down to read the entire story all at once, or to find out how to click through and download it. _

The Deal: The complete story.
Each night, Jake is tormented by a demon. Each day, he fears the night, and wonders why his parents won't help him. Jake would understand, if he knew about