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Meet Barb

Posted on August 2, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Barb Pierce had the wolf’s blood Long before She had the wolfsblood. They called her Tomboy But they were wrong. Sure, she got into fights. She would punch and bite And pull hair rarely. She had an impressive scab on … Continue reading →

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Agribears, Part 3

Posted on July 13, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

I often get up early to watch them. Outside of my apartment window, looking through the city, I would see them moving slowly in the golden light. They say we have about sixteen agribears in the city. The exact total … Continue reading →

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Agribears, Part 2

Posted on July 12, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Like most people my age, we didn’t really pay that much attention to them. They were just part of the background. When I was about twelve, I was in a tree with a friend of mine. We were building a … Continue reading →

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Agribears, Part 1

Posted on July 9, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

The pun is that the agribears started out small. My dad had a cubling when he was growing up. The pet plants were amazing to scientists, but most people didn’t think much more of them than some new craze. No … Continue reading →

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Mirrored Sands, Part 6

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Ruins of the Cultivators Are not uncommon. They spread to every system Known and forgotten. They catalogued every world Every scrap of rock. Wherever they went They built. Whatever they built They defended. The ashes of their empire Have long … Continue reading →

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Mirrored Sands, Part 5

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

One week ago Pritchard Jrak arrived with no intention Of vaporizing Nearly one quarter Of the Trade Station Little Eye. Of causing Instantaneous Decompression Suffocating and incinerating Over a hundred beings. Like most who came to this crossroads on the … Continue reading →

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Mirrored Sands, Part 4

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Martek bows slightly, Not too deep. Just enough to match the respect the villagers are giving. “I apologize for our zeal. We are looking For a fugitive. A foreigner.” A scowl in her voice, “Funny coming from a zealot.” Martek … Continue reading →

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Mirrored Sands, Part 3

Posted on June 25, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Lieutenant Raim looked over Domed huts covered in a fine silver dust. This is what passed for a village On this rock. The people are hard. Scabs. Burnouts. Witters. Mirrs. Natives and nomads. Descendants of the workers Who quit before … Continue reading →

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Meet Judd

Posted on June 9, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

Judd Surgeon grew up in Jersey.
Clean streets were his playground.
His two dogs,
Lucky and Spike,
His best friends.
His dad managed a bank.
Put bacon on the table in years when banks had many men
Jumping from the ledges of skyscrapers
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The Third Galaxy

Posted on June 8, 2010 by Eric Zimmerman

From The Book of Birth, Tenders of the Stars.Kardis 16.4 Edition: The First Galaxy awoke in darkness. The First Galaxy saw it was alone. The First Galaxy died in grief. The Second Galaxy was born from the body of the … Continue reading →

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