I’ve been thinking a lot about why so often the works of people don’t become recognized until after they’re dead. Like painters, writers, and the like. I think I’ve got a pretty good idea as to why this occurs so frequently, and my explanation might be a bit outside the currently accepted paradigm. So if … More The Human Condition and its Fickleness
Chapter 1 “Can you believe it’s been eleven months since the Battle for Free Servitude?” Peacefully plowing her fields of terrible-tasting seasonal carrots, Stephanie the server comments to her co-worker, Brian the Frequently Requested, about how quickly time has passed since the epic liberation from their oppressive managers. “It’s hard to.” Brian replies. “It seems … More The Lenghornian Revolt: The Full Second Sequence
“Teeheeheehee!!!!” Approaching from the Western hills, the chicken-winged brainless cooks fly toward Slug’s Keep, nestled not far beyond his castle walls and the Tower of Management. Swooping in through an open stone window, they perch themselves on top of the banisters overlooking his bedchamber. “My liege,” one of the cooks screeches. “Our quest is complete! … More The Lenghornian Revolt Returns: Pt 11
Due to the many requests I received to consolidate the individual chapters, below is the first installment of The Revolt in its entirety. Enjoy! Chapter 1 You have got to be kidding me. Reaching into her apron for the third time, Marcia grabs yet another straw and hands it to the four year old child … More The Lenghornian Revolt: Full First Sequence
How the World Should Work 