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Think About It! The truly horrific part of the famous AFib Paddles bursting through Vance’s Chest Sequence in John Carpenter’s THE THING, is NOT Vance Norris’s chest turning into a giant mouth full of jagged fangs and biting Dr. Copper’s hands off! The truly horrific part, that lingers in your mind long after seeing the…
Musings on The Book Of 5 Rings (FINAL)
The victorious army, the resolute winner usually suffers far less casualties than the defeated. When Alexander the Great defeated his enemies it was in the rout that followed the battle where the true casualties were incurred. With discipline broken and men not supporting each other, Alexander’s disciplined legions harvested their enemies like wheat. It would…
Musings on the Book of 5 Rings Part III
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“On The Run” in MYSTICS IN HELL
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“Ghostwheel” – My AMBER Shame
In 2004 I wrote a short story titled “Ghostwheel.” It is a tribute tale for the late Roger Zelazny’s AMBER series. Roger had passed away in 1995 and like many of his millions of fans I loved his fantasy series and often found myself imagining events that might have, or could have occurred outside of…

