Tue, 24 July 2007 Judge Claude Fingers knew the onus was
on him to say something. He uncrossed his legs. "Mr Silver, I appreciate
that reliving that episode must have been very distressing for you--" "And the court shares your
distress," "Yes, thank you, Horace. I mean Mr
Seymour. Um, Mr Silver, I'm afraid I closed my eyes at a critical moment. Can
you confirm for me that you really are now, um, _sans testes_?" "She hacked my damn balls off. With
a chisel!" "Oh dear. Mr Seymour, do you have
any more questions to put to the witness?" Comments[3] |
Thu, 19 July 2007 "Y'onour. Pornography has
outstripped the mainstream cinema in popularity since early this century, but
only in the latter half of this century have its creators truly reaped the
spoils. For six years running John Silver was the highest paid movie star _in
the world_. But was he content to rest on his laurels? Oh no. He had a burning
desire to push the envelope, and so he became the first, and to date the only,
time-travelling pornstar. "He travelled to dangerous
locations in the past, always alone, always living on his wits, to ravish the
most famous women in history. On the sixth of July this year he embarked on his
most ambitious project to date: Mr Silver attempted to seduce no less a
personage than a goddess!" Comments[2] |
Tue, 10 July 2007 Part 4 of The Dope Fiend Read by Amory Lowe "So what do you want?" I said again. He shook his head at me, admonishing. "You fucked up, boy," he said. "There’s a ghost and an angel on the loose in your city, and you seem to think hiding here and drinking brandy is the answer to all your problems. Look how long it took me to find you. If you’re trying to hide, you’re not doing a very good job of it." "I’m not trying to hide," I said, annoyed. "I’m trying to think. I don’t understand what’s going on."Comments[2] |
Tue, 3 July 2007 Read by Amory Lowe "Come here, fallen guardian," she said. I walked to her. She held her hands to me, but when I touched her I felt nothing, only whispering air. I looked into her face, no longer smiling. "You died." She inclined her head in agreement. "The paths between the spheres are disturbed," Amat said. "The passage of those seeking an end to death has unbalanced the twenty-two ways." I stood back and looked at her, feeling both sad and annoyed. "Don’t you think I know that?" She shook her head. "It isn’t a question of what you know, it is a question of what you do." Comments[2] |

