Category: Anti-Capitalist Fiction
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Girlfriend of Steel
“Do you ever worry that you’ll never be happy?”
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The Desecration of City Hall
“Whatever the case, was it really worth it? All that effort? Is a paint job that important?’’
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The Ferryman
“But then again, Norah thought, Perhaps the report he issued was just a lie.”
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Hagiography
A play about the political implications surrounding a bench.
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Hard Times, Nevada
“The man who called himself Sam Cornwall walked along the street.”
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Joyride
“The day ebbs away, the stark morning light fizzling into yellow embers in the afternoon.”
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Reimagining Society at the Edge of Sickness and Travel
In helping travelers and vulnerable people, we help ourselves by creating a world of true safety and freedom — a world where, wherever you go, you are not left to fend for yourself.
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Paris
And I had wings of eagles and angels, and I stood in the middle of the sun, and I felt the air of the heavens and landed in the city of Paris.
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In the Wake of Alpha-HQ9
I’m ready,” Enna announced. “I’ve remembered enough.”
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Bone Rush: Chapter Eight
“Do you still know the way to yesterEarth?”
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Armed and Dangerous
“Are these real guns, or is he some sort of bodybuilder?”
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Dupras
So this is falling for someone, she found herself thinking idly, bemusedly, but once she’d thought it, she couldn’t unthink it.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Six
The surprises kept coming.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Five
She wasn’t surprised that the stranger seemed secretive and generally odd - hermits tended to be both.
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Unresolved
Constantly thinking about the meaning of life as a tsunami crashes over you isn’t always the sensible step.
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Bone Rush: Chapter Four
“You didn’t have to hurt her,” Desmond growled. “We could have done this peacefully.”