Tag: the right stuff

The cover image alone is worth at least one-thousand wizard credits. Let’s talk about it over a bottle of red. Afterwards, we’ll sit on the sea shore and talk some more. You look like heaven in your dress, leather ribbon round your middle. A circlet of gold in your hair. Would it be possible to… Continue reading The Devil in Manuscript. The King in Yellow. Edited by Osie Turner Book Review.

It’s dark out there. My headlamps obscured by something in the air. The shadows turning into material form. What the hell is going on? I keep a close eye on the lane markers. Up the road I see a shimmering light. It glances off the trees like embers from a roaring fire. The rain stops,… Continue reading Can I Meet You For a Drink? Intergalactic Finance Minister

Your prayers are with me, just as mine are with you. Every instinct you have is correct. Spirit of truth. Spirit of faith. Spirit of love. Your smile. You said a prayer. We’re walking down a forest path. I see myself. I am exactly what I want to be. I am doing the things that… Continue reading Worship Service. Intergalactic Finance Minister

1540 lol. I do not subscribe to history. Within the text lies a terrified child. Let’s go deeper. History. Coronado, from Culiacan (one-hundred leagues Northwest of Mexico city.) in 1540, took a troop of high-up Spanish soldier-boys into the Mexican Highlands. The soldier-boys were playing too much grab-ass with the maidens, and causing too much… Continue reading The Coronado Expedition by George Parker Winship. Book Review.

Great collection of adventure, ghosts, shipwrecks, and insurance scam barratry. Morgan Robertson, in his story, THE WRECK OF THE TITAN, exactly predicts and describes the sinking of the Titanic more than a decade before the actual event. James Cameron, here’s to you, your submarine, and the deepest abyss. The Titanic allegedly sunk in 1912. Mr.… Continue reading Strange Tales of the High Seas by Osie Turner, Morgan Robertson, William Hope Hodgson Book Review