The story of a man who takes his fortunes too seriously. After a couple come true, he comes to believe they are all true, and must be complied with.

Killers aren't born, they are made... though some killers are more easily made than others.

The advice in this book was gleaned from four years of Writer's Digest articles, from 1998 to 2001. At that time I was incarcerated and, unable to keep the magazines with me, I took to condensing the advice onto notepaper.

How did Man make the change from hunter/gatherer to farmer? What forces moved us to settle down and build cities? Read "Evolution" and find out.

How shiny would your life look if your lawn bore a sign listing all your past sins?

A story of an optimist who became a pessimist after nuclear war made his teeth fall out, and then became an optimist again when he found a new set.

A madman has destroyed the human race, leaving only a remnant alive to glorify him for until the end of time. Cavanaugh's Cure is the story of a boy becoming a man in the society which grew out of that destruction.

A man can live and be happy with any evil in his past... until he can no longer hide from it.

This collection of short-stories features Cavanaugh's Cure - about a young man coming of age in a dystopian future - and Making Room - in which Allen Rose learns the danger of harboring two incompatible world-views. With twenty-one stories in all, (the longest being 16,395 words and the shortest 104, including the title) you're sure to find something to pass any amount of time.

The forces that shape us can often have a power which far exceeds our life spans. The forces which shaped Dorothy O'hara began before her birth... with the death of her mother....

A compilation of fifty-two haiku comprising twenty-seven poems which describe the ebb and flow of my relationship with a young woman.

What does one do with one's afterlife?