A short story about a Russian immigrant family in San Francisco in the 1990's and their quest to start a new life and handle the loss of a family member who disappeared in Afghanistan while working for the Soviet government.

“Jennifer, get out of there! Now!” Captain Morris’s voice crackled through the line. Before she could react, a deafening explosion rocked the street outside. The ground trembled as fire and shrapnel engulfed the area. Four coordinated bomb attacks had turned the bustling heart of New York into a war zone.

A young man accused of a heinous crime is sent to prison for twenty five years. He escapes prison and has only one agenda in mind; to exact revenge to those responsible.

The world in its entirety had been very different since the Happening, in that for the first time ever, it wasn’t. Whatever “God” had been in the first place was still uncertain — the number of fragments that scattered across the Earth were too numerous and incomprehensible to be pieced back together — but on a metaphysical level, contemporary physicists and philosophers concurred that he had been some sort of calibrating force in the mechanism of time, and the instant he died, existence seemed to enter a vortex of stasis. Time passed, colors changed, but the shapes remained the same, suspended in space. Technology stopped evolving; humankind had just made its way onto Mars when the Happening occurred, and they hadn’t made it an inch further since. Even one hundred and ten years later, cars remained clunky and inefficient, phones remained simple black bricks, newspapers remained sheets of inked tree skin.

It was a fact acknowledged among the intellectually mediocre that God was, in fact, dead, that he had been for quite some time, and that he wasn’t coming back. Not this time. Anyone who claimed otherwise was understood to be suffering from some degree of stupidity, insanity, or corruption. Sometimes a painfully predictable mixture of all three. But it was an effective means of controlling the masses; the less-than-mediocre intellectuals, so to speak. All that remained of God in the After were the creatures he left behind. Most populous were the demons, though many of them were little more than pests that fed off fear and unease and rotting flesh; haunting old attics and basements, spooking people who walked past the bushes late at night, scavenging from animal carcasses in the woods. Tearing the occasional hole in a passerby’s pants, or knocking the occasional coffee from the hands of a busy woman rushing to her next appointment. Others were a little more vindictive.

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Emmanuel: a Christmas story set in the late 1990's featuring musicians from a small town college music department.

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On a Christmas morning in 1996, the idyllic facade of the Ramsey family was shattered by a chilling mystery that captivated and horrified a nation. The discovery of six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey's lifeless body thrust her family into an abyss of suspicion and public scrutiny, unraveling the very fabric of their lives. A cryptic ransom note, a media circus, and a haunting tale of innocence lost transformed this tragedy into an enduring enigma. Join us as we delve into the dark labyrinth of the JonBenét Ramsey case—a story where whispers of the past and shadows of fear intertwine, leaving more questions than answers.

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Kim Porter’s entrance into the world of Sean “P Diddy” Combs was like stepping into a glittering dream. From their first encounters in the opulent parties of the late 1990s to their turbulent but enduring partnership, Kim became a cornerstone of Sean’s life—a muse, confidant, and mother to his children. The world saw their glamorous photos in magazines, their appearances on red carpets, and the magnetic aura of a power couple thriving in the world of music and fashion. But behind the scenes, Kim’s diaries reveal a more nuanced story—a world where love collided with power, and fame cloaked darker truths.

In the heart of 1940s Los Angeles, the dream of stardom turned into a nightmare shrouded in darkness. Elizabeth Short, known as the Black Dahlia, was found severed and posed, her beauty eclipsed by the brutality of her death. As whispers of a sinister killer echoed through the streets, a tapestry of deceit, ambition, and horror began to unravel. Who was the monster lurking in the shadows—an envious lover, a powerful mogul, or a deranged stranger? Delve into the chilling mystery that still haunts the city, where every clue draws you deeper into the abyss of unsolved terror.

On a fateful Christmas Eve in 1945, the Sodder family home was consumed by flames, leaving behind a haunting enigma—the mysterious disappearance of five children. Despite the ashes, hope flickered as eyewitnesses claimed to have seen the children alive after the fire. Fueled by grief and determination, George and Jennie Sodder embarked on a relentless quest for answers, uncovering a web of conspiracy, intrigue, and shocking possibilities. What truly happened that night? Explore the chilling details of this unresolved case, and join us as we delve into one of America's most perplexing and enduring mysteries.

A mothers fight to protect and get her children home, while the whole town seems to be against her. How did one man who’s reputation for crime and going to prison get awarded my children

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