Tag Archives: Dr. Schulz
Dirge (revision)
March 7, 2010 Dr. Miller and I have begun our research of the ice worms on the Malaspina Glacier, just a few hundred miles from Juneau. Our encampment is an ideal place, far enough from the lake and tourism but … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON III, Flash Fiction
Threshold (revision)
Travis began to doubt whether Sarah was still alive. He glared at a stranger, daring the man to tell him that she wasn’t alive. He quickly got out of Travis’s way. Why now? For almost two years, neither of them … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON III, Flash Fiction
Scars
May 1, 2011 I was looking at my scars today. For the first time, I felt a sense of detachment rather than horror. I wonder if I am ready to move on. I’d like to tell myself that it was … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
Threshold
As Travis walked out of the Rapturist church and into the frozen streets of Juneau, he began to doubt whether Sarah was even alive. For almost two years, neither of them had felt safe, but they were alive and together. … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON II, Flash Fiction
Conviction
January 15, 2011 There are two people who have been making quite a stir in Juneau today, a husband and wife calling themselves “Travis and Sarah Scarborough.” They’ve been living out in the wild in Travis’s truck for over a … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON SESSION, Flash Fiction
Dirge
March 7, 2010 I am keeping this personal journal for myself as a companion to my research. We have begun our research of the ice worms on the Malaspina Glacier, just a few hundred miles from Juneau. Our encampment is … Continue reading
Filed under FEATHERTON SESSION, Flash Fiction
