Flotsam.
Remember that movie “All Dogs Go To Heaven”, where the feral talking Manhattan dogs steal bratwursts from the street vendor in 1987? These stories are those dogs.
The Fantastical News Courier.
Real-life headlines of Fantastical news interwoven with American history in eras that represent each month’s Stomp Roams story.
The Fantastical News Courier: October 22, 1982
The Fantastical News Courier is a historic publication that has served news to the people and wilderness of North America since 1762. Preceding each monthly Stomp story, we dig into the archives of the Fantastical News Courier and bring back to life the vibrancy and unrest of our past.
The Fantastical News Courier - September 17, 1993
The Fantastical News Courier is a historic publication that has served news to the people and wilderness of North America since oh…’bout 1762. Preceding each monthly Stomp story, I dig into the archives of the Fantastical News Courier and bring back to life the vibrancy and unrest of our past.
Wildlife Watching in a Crowded Restaurant.
I sit down in a crowded restaurant and people-watch. Then I write about it.
Wildlife Watching in a Crowded Restaurant: The Endearingly Eccentric River Breakfast Haven of Ma-De-Chat Shop
Once a month I venture into a restaurant or bar and embed myself for some good ole people-watchin’. I am an observer on the human Serengeti. Then I write about it journalistically, and exaggerate my findings promptly. Wildlife Watching in a Crowded Restaurant Volume 2.
Wildlife watching in a crowded restaurant - Love and Nashville Hot in the jungle
Volume 1. - Love and Nashville Hot in the Jungle. Location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania The menu: Nashville hot chicken with an accoutrement of Yuenglings The vibe: Outdoor grotto seating enclosed in a wall of latticed jungle vines. A hot sultry 84 East Coast degrees. Marguerita pitchers flow like the salmon of Penobscot Bay.
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