Time and Time Again Part 2 by Rex Hurst Now that the delicate matter of facial hair had been dealt with, Schultz had the difficult matter of showering to deal with. There are many philosophies on the topic and most violently contradict the other. Schultz was of the opinion that one had a long … More Time and Time Again Part Two
Time and Time Again Part One “Where have you been?” were the first words screamed at Mr. Mathew Schultz upon entering the school. “What do you mean?” “Classes started three weeks ago. You are supposed to be in there teaching right now!” Schultz swooned. Panic gripped his innards and yanked them down … More Time and Time Again Part One
By Rex Hurst It was Pierott’s own fault. Being top clown had gone to his head. Carlisles’ Frontier Wild West Circus was making its 1923 debut tour of England and Scotland. Nine train cars crammed full of colorful props, miles of rope and canvas, and the exhausted men who put up and ripped down the … More Pierott & The Beast of Bodmin Moor – Flash Fiction
The Doomed Man By Rex Hurst Peppermint smoke twisted in the air. The man writhed through the folds of space and time, shredding through the layers of existence like onion peels, tearing into the great unconsciousness of all humanity, into the very core of the zeitgeist where dwells all the archetypes that pester mankind, whose … More The Doomed Man – Flash Fiction
2020 has ended! Another long year of pandering to my reading addiction. But my folly can be your joy. For this installment I decided to list all of the books that I’ve read this year that I have deemed worthwhile. Again, these are just the good ones. There have been just as many that were terrible, which … More My Readings for 2020
by Rex Hurst The Earth had spun its course again that year and once more it was May 1st, the feast of Beltane. A day of relaxation and enjoyed in Satan’s unholy calendar, a sort of Labor Day for the undead. This year a great celebration was planned on the plains of Armageddo, a celebration … More Satan’s Drive – In – Flash Fiction
The Tragic Flaw EPISODE SUMMARY On September 5th Kasie and Rex got back to craft discussion with this take on the tragic flaw. What is the Tragic Flaw? What qualifies? What doesn’t? How do you write one? Do you have to have one? Why or why not? End of Summer Grab Bag EPISODE SUMMARY On … More More episodes of On Writing Radio Show
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