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If I Die Before I Wake

February 8, 2021by SFine Leave a comment

Very proud to announce that my story The Growth appears in the excellent anthology If I Die Before I Wake: Tales of Nightmare Creatures, Volume 4 of the much-loved Better […]

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Bird's Eye View

So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish

January 20, 2021by SFine 2 Comments

What to do when a tyrant flies away for the last time? Make sure he’s gone.

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, not horror, reflections

“He’s not gonna go.”

January 13, 2021by SFine 1 Comment

My h was right all along about the Current Occupant

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, The Daily Write

Coup Coup Ca Choo

January 11, 2021by SFine Leave a comment

Comedy is the most difficult subgenre of horror to pull off – but Americans pulled it off January 6th.

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Bird's Eye View, coronavirus, reflections

Bean Dad, Hilaria, Tornadoes and the Art of Self Protection

January 4, 2021by SFine Leave a comment

Coronavirus is much like a tornado. Some parts of the country don’t have tornado weather, so maybe it’s only natural they don’t recognize the warning signs.

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Bird's Eye View, coronavirus, The Daily Write

A Time to Give Thanks

November 27, 2020by SFine 1 Comment

in which the US death toll from COVID-19 passes 260,000 and reported infections are nearing 13 million

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Bird's Eye View, coronavirus

Things I Miss From Back In The Day

October 17, 2020by SFine 7 Comments

I miss the sound of the dial tone and the urgent beeping of a phone, telling you it was left off the hook I miss the light ‘ting’ a phone […]

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Bird's Eye View, Poetry

A sounding of the bell

September 26, 2020by SFine 4 Comments

The bell of the Cathedral began to toll, one, two, three… I could hear the birds chirping. It was a beautiful day, white rafts of clouds bumping against each other […]

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Bird's Eye View, coronavirus, Essays

Everything Is Coming Up Roses

September 12, 2020by SFine Leave a comment

“It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important.”

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Bird's Eye View, Essays, reflections

The Fraternal Order of the Bike

August 15, 2020by SFine Leave a comment

It’s a perfect night for a ride, the h says. It is almost to a word the same invitation he issued to me a week after we first met, some […]

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