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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
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
Journal of the Great Explorer Hidalgo Francesca IV
Dear journal, I fought for my life today at every turn. The wicked jungles of North Southeast Pan-Africasia have thrown everything at me. This morning I awoke to I rabid chippendale trying to gnaw through my heavy sleeping bag. Luckily, … Continue reading
Filed under Flash Fiction, Session XII
Diary for a Pet Rock
9/10/09 The small rock in the plastic bag with the number “7″ on it… I’ll call him number 7, if only because it sounds cuter than the other names I came up with (Mortimer and Inigo Mantoya, to name a … Continue reading
Filed under Flash Fiction, Session XII
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My mind is not running at full capacity. Would that I could sleep! But no! I must be steadfast, keep my mind pure and alert. For when I wake again, I will be another person entirely. Another entity, another mind, … Continue reading
Filed under Flash Fiction, Session XI
From The Travelogue of Dr. Thaddarin: Revisiting the Tlaktal
My discovery began with a rumor from a gun merchant in Koalrak, the nearest populated city to the Bitu Desert. He told me that the Tlaktal tribe had developed a type of guerilla warfare to fend off the two warrior … Continue reading
Filed under Flash Fiction, Session X
