A night to remember
Submitted by Karnuvap on Tue, 03/17/2009 - 18:28.When does tomorrow begin?
Officially it is after midnight but we all know the day isn't over then. The way I figure it, the day isn't over until the sky begins to lighten. I'm not talking about dawn but, rather, the ever so faint lessening of the coal blackness turning into an inky-blueness that marks an unstoppable increase in brightness towards dawn. If you wait until the sun rises, it'll all be over.
They said I had until tomorrow.
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The Empire of the Other
Submitted by Paul B. Hartzog on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 15:47.Well, as they say, turnabout is fair play, so, since Teramis has recently been inspired by me, then it's my turn to be inspired by her post:

What I hate about galactic empires
Submitted by Teramis on Wed, 01/21/2009 - 17:54.I love galactic empires. Adore them. I think they're great settings for conflict and character driven stories, and give us the space to explore things at a remove from the cultural here/now of our own time and space and 21st century society.

Thanks to Paul Hartzog for some needed inspiration
Submitted by Teramis on Mon, 01/19/2009 - 12:34.Well, the concept's not new to anyone who frequents this place, but I'm new here and I was totally galvanized by Paul's brilliant ur-post about social marketing.

Thomas Rengstorff - Author of Horror
Submitted by thomasrengstorff on Mon, 12/29/2008 - 04:12.So, this is my first entry. I'll write more after I finished reviewing edits for my upcoming book which is published by http://www.mysticmoonpress.com .
The Death - Birth Ritual
Vain? Suicidal?
If you want to stay young and pretty forever and are willing to pay the price you can do just that using the “the death-birth ritual.” The only problem is you will have to die first.
If you want more about me you can find it on:
http://www.myspace.com/thomasrengstorff.
or at:
http://www.mysticmoonpress.com/authorpages/thomasrengstorff.html
La voyage dans la Lune, Chapter 3
Submitted by klc on Sat, 12/20/2008 - 20:39.(Part 1 of ?)
June twenty-first 2007, over the Shackleton range, Antarctica.
He looked out the window again. Still nothing. “How’s the weather?”
“Perfectly dreadful. Forty below and the wind is eighty knots below one thousand feet. Happy Solstice.”
“Back at ya, babe. I think it’s time I let Serenity take over.”
Fiona straightened her seat up and adjusted her harness. “She can see better than we can through this weather.”
Kevin scanned his panel again. “Serenity?”
“Yes?”
“Would you take us the rest of the way, please?”
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PIECES OF FILTH
Submitted by stanley.lieber on Sat, 12/20/2008 - 03:41.
PIECES OF FILTH
948 words by Stanley Lieber
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'86
Submitted by stanley.lieber on Sat, 12/20/2008 - 01:16.
'86
1070 words by Stanley Lieber
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MOUNTAINS OF WHITE
Submitted by stanley.lieber on Fri, 12/19/2008 - 00:29.
MOUNTAINS OF WHITE
734 words by Stanley Lieber
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THE PUBLIC GREEN
Submitted by stanley.lieber on Tue, 12/16/2008 - 23:44.
THE PUBLIC GREEN
2421 words by Stanley Lieber
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