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|  | | On how the Cockroach, after having died, and after a short conversation ...
A cockroach dies and wishes to enter the Gates of Heaven.
span style="font-size: medium">Can a cockroach enter into Heaven? Will Saint Peter allow it? In the tradition of Psalms, Socrates, Solomon, and Seuss, u>i>"On how the Cockroach, after having died, and after a short conversation with Saint Peter, entered the Gates of Heaven," /i>/u>tackles the canons of our catechisms, the perceptions of our realities, the emblems around our necks, and, perhaps, the dark recesses of our prejudices. An illustrated dialogue. /span>
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A middle aged slacker at the turn of the century, and the children he has created and destroyed.
A middle aged slacker at the turn of the century, and the children he has created and destroyed. A novella. | |  | | Wendal, His Cat, and the Progress of Man
Originally published in 1994 by Lonstreet Press. Presently available at Smashwords and Kobo for free.
span style="font-size: medium">Wendal lives in a vey big civilization, and Wendal's job, in this civilization, is to do nothing. One day Wendal's cat disappears and he sets forth in search of her, and finds a great darkness that has come to possess mankind. An illustrated novel. /span>
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Breaking Out
by Bob Brink
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 A teenage boy struggling with the coming-of-age issues of sexuality, religion, and peer approval is overwhelmed, but soldiers on. After several years, he comes to understand the family forces that have left him so deeply troubled, and the process of |
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