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Notes From The Autopsy of God is a concentration of concentration, a distillation of mock profundities, optimistic pessimisms, flippant…Continue
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Started Jan 29, 2012
The Philosophy of Stars
In a small Franciscan community someone is sticking Post-It-Notes to the church door; Post-It-Notes that do nothing less than disprove the existence of the Judeo-Christian God.***Father Herbert and…Continue
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Started Oct 26, 2011
Notes from the Autopsy of God
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And as the Grand Pathologist clambered this way and that over the remains of God he made curious utterances which were recorded for Posterity (whether she wanted them or not). 'A compact collection…Continue
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I knew a little old lady who believed, till the day she died, that there was a God in heaven and thus everything was good with the world.And yet this same little old lady could never convince herself that the light in her fridge went off when she closed the door.Go figure.See More
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The Little Old Lady
I knew a little old lady who believed, till the day she died, that there was a God in heaven and thus everything was good with the world.
And yet this same little old lady could never convince herself that the light in her fridge went off when she closed the door.
Go figure.
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The Cosmic Ray
On the 16th of February 2013 at 5.12 am EST something strange happened: everyone suddenly forgot how to walk. It was something to do with a cosmic ray that only effected higher mammalian neurology.
It was pretty funny really, except that some old people starved to death before anyone could wriggle over to them.
A little over twelve months later everyone had learned how to walk again and it was as if the whole thing had never happened. …
Posted on August 5, 2012 at 10:00am
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The petrothriller ANAEROBE on Kindle is part of the Nick Torno adventure series.
www.nicktornoadventures.blogspot.com
Any suggestions asto persons who can be contacted to take my novel and adapt it to film or episodic tv. Need a possible agent for this on West Coast or studio contact. Gary
that was a good short story, it kept me wanting to know what was going to happen next.
I love the librarian saga! Very funny!!!
Bo! I was just reading about your sunflowers. I have fake Ivy outside my windows, secured into the flower boxes with tie wraps. I keep telling everyone that I'm afraid the ivy is going to grow so well that I won't be able to open my windows. Their concern is enormous until I tell them that the ivy is fake. You do indeed have to buy quality fake products to pull this off.
Don't come on here much...to re-phrase- I'm not here often. Not sure if I know you. Hi.
Thanks for connecting Bo :)
thanks for add mate!! I love the sound of your work! Philosophical sci-fi satire! Tastes good on my tongue.
Bo,
How interesting that I received a friend request from a fellow philosopher, and one passionate about Nietzsche at that. Since there is no connection to my author page from this site, I can only guess that you have extrasensory powers :-)
Veronica
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