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Four Brained
Pay attention! Can’t you see the danger here? All the perils are right before your eyes! I am the only one who keeps us safe. No one else is on the lookout for Our Body. Where are the three of you when I need you to pay attention?Solita, you try to organize and manage your way out of any situation, but sometimes you’ve just gotta run! Now! Especially since Andy and Nameless live in LaLa Land, blissed out and googley-eyed all the time. All of you need to turn around! Look left! You expect me to have your back, and I try. I ramp up the cortisol and the adrenaline, I dial up your heartrate. I ma...
STOP ROCKIN' THE DICE
** WARNING: Story contains alcohol abuse and profanity. *** * *Ralston Casperelli rolled heavily, flounced really, onto his side with a groan, becoming even more entangled in his sweaty sheets. Within seconds it was clear that was a mistake. The room not only began to spin, it ping-ponged around in his head as if searching for a way out. He rolled back to his hot spot, becoming dislodged from what sheet cover he’d barely managed the first time. Now he was completely without cover but neither cared nor dared do a thing about it. He was concentrating furiously on his breathing, which was more l...
Press Relations
Mary ElizabethI was heading to an awards dinner that could decide my fate with the New York Sentinel, a news source for hundreds of thousands of readers. If I won best reporting for my piece, it could catapult me to a position of prominence where I was allowed more creative freedom and increased resources. If I did not, I’d likely retain my status as a reliable reporter who could deliver enjoyable puff pieces and solid coverage of small-time crime. There was one man standing in my way - Everett Whitcomb. A man bestowed a douchey name, likely because he was born with the same irritating smirk h...
Farewell to a professional
“Today we bid farewell to the best of us.”All around the room, glasses raised to the ceiling, in reverence for the moment. “John was a man like no other. A creative mind, fiercely dedicated to his craft, and known to us all as a kind and caring friend. Agreeable nodding began to circulate around the banquet room. “And who can forget our fine man’s sense of humor? Lest we forget the Prague Fair fiasco,” the speaker said with a sly grin. Disparate laughter broke out across the room among the older attendees. The younger pwww.onedoor.cceople in the audience looked confused by this statement. “John, above all ...