Category Archives: Friday Fiction

Friday Fiction: Lost Face

This story is NOT included in my fat QPB “Unabridged Jack London.” I suspect it’s because it’s far too politically incorrect, on multiple levels. My favorite of many beloved London pieces, I think it packs more of a wallop than … Continue reading

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More Friday Fiction: All Reet!

The last time I tried this YOU LIKED ME, it YOU REALLY LIKED ME it! so I’ll do it again. Tam’s post reminded me of Alfred Bester’s classic short tale — which lo and behold, is available for free reading … Continue reading

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Some Friday Fiction For You

And so I resurface. Finally got rid of the sinus-infection-that-became-an-ear-infection that wouldn’t go away. Azithromycin did the trick, but I wasn’t sure it would for a bit. Incubating the next superbug, that’s me. John Carpenter’s The Thing is an old … Continue reading

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Rah, Rah R.A.H.!

Today is the 100th anniversary of Robert Anson Heinlein’s birth. The celebration is here — wish I could have gone. Recent thoughts on Heinlein’s impact are here and here. I recall reading that when Walter Cronkite arrived at NASA to … Continue reading

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Let me be the first to cry Werewolf!

Dead on the side of the road in Maine, could this be proof of the fabled lycanthrope?   Just what is this beast? A genetic experiment gone awry? Or just natural selection at work? Is it the same mystery creature … Continue reading

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