It’s all that Al Kennedy can think about. Not the break from work or the time spent building memories with his wife and kids. Not even the scenery was distraction enough. The view - most of it is flat and featureless - gave little else but did provide great sunrises and sunsets. Still better than … Continue reading Turner’s Folly

Turner’s Folly

Photo by Elu012bna Aru0101ja on Pexels.com The sunlight on her face feelsglorious, and everything like what she had imagined Heaven would feel like. Or would if she believed in Heaven, Hell or any of the other horrors the modern worldclung to.  Heaven - yes, she is sure that this is what it would be like.  … Continue reading Xia Montgomery

Xia Montgomery

No man or woman born, coward or brave, can shun his destiny. Homer, The Iliad The wrath of the Gods rages outside the window, making the glass panes rattle in their sturdy frames with each clap of thunder and each lightning strike. Unbearably, the air is full of electricity, making it difficult for her to fill … Continue reading Cold Doors

Cold Doors

                The hallway is full of the dead, wandering about with their faces glued to a screen with some slightly talented banshee screaming into their ears. The dead, with their heartbeats and the blood rushing in their veins like hot chocolate on a frigid night, living their insignificant little lives like any day they draw … Continue reading A Peephole View on Death

A Peephole View on Death