Living Fiction Project

A challenge to write five e full length novels in one year. Beginning 12 September2009 and ending 12 September 2010.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

The Big Blue Sky: Seventy-five

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Commentators would comment for days to come at how utterly exhausted the President appeared. No amount of make up or lighting could erase th...
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The Big Blue Sky: Seventy-four

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Waverly pushed through the circle of worshippers and went right up to Doug. He pulled away the cap and leveled the pistol at Doug’s forehead...

The Big Blue Sky: Seventy-three

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Doug managed to put some distance from Waverly. Suddenly Doug found himself staggering, his strength falling away, his legs sluggish and uns...
Wednesday, September 15, 2010

The Big Blue Sky: Seventy-two

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The brutal realization that this was all but over found Waverly all at once. That he this former American hero was now shown to be a traitor...
Monday, September 13, 2010

The Big Blue Sky: Seventy-one

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The clock was ticking steadily down to war, which with each passing moment seemed more and more inevitable. It grew beyond its human creator...

The Big Blue Sky: Seventy

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“Get up,” Waverly ordered. “You might as well pull the trigger,” Doug said. He felt sure Molly was dying, and was helpless to do anything ...

The Big Blue Sky: Sixty-nine

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“What are we doing here?” Molly asked. She held the pistol at her leg. Her heart thundered madly. Every errant sound in the big empty hallwa...
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Born near Chicago in 1962, I was among the first American Artists to openly protest crackdowns against Democratic reforms in China. By 1993 I was on the front lines in Bosnia as a witness to the genocide. While in besieged Sarajevo I met and married my wife, Ana, a Bosnian Artist. In 1994 I co-founded the Rwandan Relief Program, helping to deliver relief supplies. I have two book currently in print, BROKEN:ONE SOLDIER'S UNEXPECTED JOURNEY HOME and EVERYTHING FOR LOVE: A MEMOIR OF LOVE AND WAR. BROKEN is recommended by NAMI California, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Both are available at Amazon, Book Daily and Barnes and Noble.com. Read all the latest blogs at Living Fiction Project on Blogspot, A Cat Named Oliver(www.catnamedoliver.blogspot.com) and at Jerkless Christmas 2009-a response to the manufactured foolishness of the "War on Christmas." Ana and I live in Chicago with our two cats, Oliver and Smudge. Our late cat Static is deeply missed.
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