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Read more about A Fictional Thought Experiment: Radical Takeover in America (Part One)…
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Mar 07, 2026
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In this speculative exercise, we'll imagine a near-future America fractured by deepening divisions—economic inequality, cultural clashes, and eroded trust in institutions. Drawing from the historical precedents of the Iranian Revolution (1979) and the French Revolution (1789), where initial promises of justice and reform devolved into cycles of purges, executions, and authoritarian control, we'll explore hypothetical scenarios of a radical takeover.
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The titanic conspiracy theory

Mar 06, 2026
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The titanic conspiracy theory is to dive deeper into the titanic sinking and so that way we can tell if the theory is true
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Chapter 7 - Inside the PAC

Mar 05, 2026
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Danny gets arrested for beating up Jean Duhamel, an old man and assaulting a police officer. Both the police and his parents determine that maybe Danny could use some psychiatric help. Rather than sending him to juvenile detention, he is committed to an inpatient facility for treatment.
Read more about Second Chance Under Streetlights — Part 3
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Second Chance Under Streetlights — Part 3

Mar 05, 2026
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Second Chance Under Streetlights is a moving story about rekindled love, family, and resilience. After a chance reunion during a citywide blackout, Lena and Marcus confront the misunderstanding that once separated them and decide to give their relationship another chance. As they build a life together and raise three children, their love is tested when their youngest son is born with serious physical disabilities. Through hospital stays, sacrifices, and the challenges of balancing family and marriage, they learn that true love grows stronger through hardship. In time, their perseverance leads to an unexpected miracle that brings renewed hope and joy to their family.
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Second Chance Under Streetlights — Part 2

Mar 05, 2026
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Second Chance Under Streetlights is a moving story about rekindled love, family, and resilience. After a chance reunion during a citywide blackout, Lena and Marcus confront the misunderstanding that once separated them and decide to give their relationship another chance. As they build a life together and raise three children, their love is tested when their youngest son is born with serious physical disabilities. Through hospital stays, sacrifices, and the challenges of balancing family and marriage, they learn that true love grows stronger through hardship. In time, their perseverance leads to an unexpected miracle that brings renewed hope and joy to their family.
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Chapter 6 - The Fight and Arrested

Feb 28, 2026
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Danny has made it to Duhamel's property. He's here for one reason: to find the item Old and Ugly is so hell-bent on hiding. He's got a pretty good idea what it is, but still wants to see it to be sure. Horrified, he finds what he's looking for, then everything goes south in a hurry and keeps getting worse...
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Chapter 5 - Mike Boar, the fish and sneaking out.

Feb 27, 2026
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In chapter 5, we enjoy fresh conversations with Mike in his new image. Danny tries to act natural and as all teens do, he sneaks out of the house at night. He plans to leave the village of Glen George and go all the way back the railroad tracks to the property of Jean Duhamel. Somethin's up. Danny knows this. Tonight he's going to find out.
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Chapter 4 - Jean's story and fever dreams

Feb 25, 2026
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In chapter 4 we learn more about the mysterious man, Jean Duhamel. The one Danny calls 'Old and Ugly'. We find out where he hails from and his sinister past. Danny gets very ill, blood poisoning, by a cut on his thumb from Mike's dirty knife. He has a feverish dream about Duhamel and seems to get a message from Mike...
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Chapter 3 - Bones, Old and Ugly

Feb 23, 2026
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In this chapter of a Lunatic Moon, a fellow student from Danny's high school is murdered while arriving home from her late-night shift at the donut shop. The story is now in the paper and it's all everyone is talking about. Danny is shocked there's been another death so close to Mike's. He was already suspicious and now he goes to investigate the place where events seem to have come together. An epiphany? an omen? Who is that old guy down the tracks there? Not to mention, what the heck is happening to him? Let's see...
Read more about Designing Impact: How Creatives Bring Ideas to Life
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Designing Impact: How Creatives Bring Ideas to Life

Feb 22, 2026
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To turn ideas into impact is to design a pathway between vision and results. It’s the bridge between dreaming and doing and it’s a learnable skill.
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Why We Crave the Stories That Break Us

Feb 22, 2026
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We keep returning to the stories that break us. We seek them, cherish them, and carry their fragments with us. We allow them to crack open our hearts and, in that opening, to teach us what it means to feel, to endure, and to remember.
Read more about The Unromantic Truth About Writing: Why Passion Isn’t Enough
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The Unromantic Truth About Writing: Why Passion Isn’t Enough

Feb 22, 2026
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You’ll stumble. You’ll grow. You’ll overuse commas and underuse rest days. But in between all that chaos, you’ll make something real.
Read more about Why We Keep Returning to the Stories That Already Own Us
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Why We Keep Returning to the Stories That Already Own Us

Feb 22, 2026
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As writers, it’s not our job to escape nostalgia. It’s our job to have a conversation with it. To ask: what does this story mean now?
Read more about How to Write Killers That Haunt Readers
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How to Write Killers That Haunt Readers

Feb 22, 2026
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Learn how to craft killers that haunt. No monsters, no rivers of blood. Just psychology, suspense, implication, and tone. Think of it as true crime on steroids.
Read more about The Art of Rambling: Why Storytelling Needs to Wander
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The Art of Rambling: Why Storytelling Needs to Wander

Feb 22, 2026
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The art of rambling is this: turning detours into destinations. And if you can master that? Your story will never just be read. It will be lived.
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Always On

Feb 17, 2026
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Keep going, keep pushing, you have to do more. To be the best means you never rest until death.. Enjoy!
Read more about The story of the original mermaid and the animated one.
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The story of the original mermaid and the animated one.

Feb 15, 2026
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They both had the same and some difference in their stories. The original one was the real version for April 7th 1837. and the animated little mermaid was a November 17, 1989.
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Violence Without Malice

Feb 14, 2026
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This article argues that the Reapers in Mass Effect are not driven by hatred, ideology, or malice, but by process. They don’t recognize organic life as enemies—only as material to be harvested according to a stable, automated cycle. Their violence is procedural, not emotional, which makes it impossible to reason with them. Like modern systems, they cause catastrophic harm without intent, justification, or accountability. Shepard’s true threat isn’t firepower but disruption—introducing unpredictability into a system built on inevitability. The horror of the Reapers isn’t that they are evil, but that no one is required to care.
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A Hell of a Way to Die

Feb 13, 2026
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It was a hell of a way to die. Not blood-on-the-pavement die. Not sirens-screaming die. I died respectable. Respectability will smooth your edges down so neat you won’t even feel the blood leaving. They take your volume first. Then your questions. Then your body. And every correction is a small funeral. But here’s what they don’t expect: resurrection. Because I am done attending my own burials.
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A lunatic moon - Prologue

Feb 12, 2026
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A Lunatic Moon is a fictional tale of horror drama. A young man investigating the death of his close friend is accidentally infected by a rare and deadly virus. He is gradually overcome by the unusual and dangerous symptoms of this virus. Leaving himself, his family, and friends guessing what to do next. It is a race against time, as the police are also investigating, and every day is one day closer to another funeral.