Witch Hunt

Setting: Salem Town, Massachusetts, 1693 The air was tense as the three accused witches were brought to appear before the jury. Having neither the money or room to build a courthouse, the Puritans were forced to use a hill lit by torches as their...

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Nen'daa

There were many things that Nathan Medicine Coyote would rather be doing than entertaining tourists with the cheesy dances and songs of his ancestors. He felt that the only reason why he was doing singing and dancing five times a week was for the...

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The Fountain of Lamneth

I. In the Valley "Who am I?" the wolf asked himself. His entire memory had been wiped clean. "And how exactly did I end up here?" In his hand, he held some parchment with some illegible marks on it. He saw a river behind him and figured that he...

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Force Ten

"This is Terry Brown, reporting for KMAL in Miami and Tropical Storm Alex will soon be heading towards our city. It's registering at a Force 10 on the Beaufort scale, which means it's quite a storm, though not a hurricane yet. It is 50 miles off-shore...

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Rust Belt Tails II: And the Stars Look Down

"No one ever liked working on an assembly line", Tarik Abdul-Aziz thought to himself as he assembled yet another pick-up truck. Driving his car, which he received for free after his fifth year on the job at Ford, he knew that he would not be the most...

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Cygnus X-1 Book Two: Hemispheres

I. Prelude "When our weary world was young The struggle of the ancients first began The gods of love and reason Sought alone to rule the fate of man We battle through the ages But still neither force will yield The people are divided ...

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Cygnus X-1: Book One- The Voyage

With acknowledgement to the genius of Neil Peart, Alex Lifeson, and Geddy Lee. Crazy as a fox might be a cliche but there was simply no other way to describe ace star pilot Gary Weinrib, the Solar Federation's greatest fighter. An old fox of 61,...

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Benjamin the Wolf

"Glorified and sanctified be God's great name throughout the world which He has created according to His will." These words had become all too familiar for Benjamin Cohn the wolf. The words were the start of the Mourner's Kaddish, which meant that...

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