As she fears the worst for her friends, he assures her that it all comes together downstream. Or will it? In another place, a man's fascination with nature turns destructive.

From the tangled seaweed of modern life comes a collection of essays, rants, and observations that are as hilarious as they are bewildering. Stuff: Washed Up on the Shore is a driftwood pile of suspicious wit, questionable intelligence, and the kind of deep insight that sneaks up on you in the shower.Wander through satirical takes on the environment and the eternal horror of winter, stumble into philosophical rabbit holes, and surface with surprising clarity about the writ...

A prisoner of COVID living alone in the time of lockdowns and frenzy, Jason's companionship is defined by credit card limits and shopping click after click after...

It's 2060. In Backstreet Records, a brooding audiophile thinks murder. Upstairs at Studio4Ward where skulls, dreams and beer cans are the stuff of art, 300 pounds of human sculpture dangles dead from the wall.It's time to call in the notorious super sleuth Boston Jonson to smoke out the murderer with insults and Zen.

It's one thing to be a superhero with super powers but it's also one thing to get it all right before the fame and glory comes, if it ever comes.

Siblings can sometimes carry secrets of their childhood through their entire lives...or...stir things up by finally coming clean.(Humor)

In just a few hours, Abner Hayes' wife and daughter are going to die, and the only way he can save their lives is to team up with a deadly computer virus and travel through time and space in a virtual universe that itself has only hours to live. Through suicidal game worlds, virtual landscapes that threaten to devour the unwary, and a series of insidious cyber traps, Abner and the virus must stay one step ahead of sinister forces that will stop at nothing to destroy his family in order to ...

Today's noon hour crib game would be plagued by murder most foul as players dropped one after the other in a noon hour rampage of death.

The night is full of moon and mischief when One-Eyed Josephine decides it's time to party and make a few changes in the world of humans.

It's anyone's guess how the world ends. Will it be a big angry comet, a smart-ass bomb, the flu to end all flus or the wrath of God? Kevin knew. He'd known all along. And it wasn't any of the above.(Satire)

Laughter and absurdity permeate our worlds no matter how much reality tries to wipe them aside. Our minds and imaginations are much bigger and more powerful than the world outside that tries to absorb us with its tale of woe and hopelessness. We live in fear that we might be wrong about something deep and essential to being at one with our lives. For this, we can pay a fortune for therapy or we can laugh and accept that, essentially, nothing is right about the world around us so we may as ...

Benny's life has been something he tolerates just to get to the end. But what will happen then?(Literary)