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Never Leave Your Monastery by H.G. Potter

AGAINST THE ARCHONS With the Valraphs, Brother Jacob goes on a dangerous journey across the lost continent in order to confront The Dire of Melancholia. Guided by a Lizardman Sahkah, he finds himself at one time in a v  
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Snake Eyes and Boxcars by Jay Dubya

Snake Eyes and Boxcars is a collection of fourteen sci-fi/paranormal stories. Two of the tales are written in the first person and the other twelve authored in the third person writing style. The newly published work is author Jay Dubya's twelfth sto  
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  David M Ray

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Born in Texas in 1973, I am still disposed to endure the bureacracy of that state as opposed to any other. In order to save myself from inevitable insanity, I often escape into the realms of music, history and philosophy.


Background Information

Influences vary for us all as present circumstance clarifies past revelation. Though most of my writing here is political in nature, my primary influences are philosophers, historians and scientists of all kinds. To list them would be as tedious to write as it would be to read.

Birth Place
Dallas, TX United States
Accomplishments

My singular achievement thus far is that of realizing that such things as certifications and awards are transient at best, and fraudulent at their worst.