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Gone Truckin’ – Fiction

October 1, 1996

Senior citizens thought mobility would spice up their golden years, only to find a uniform republic where temperatures change but cultures never do.

Pony – Fiction

October 1, 1996

We were facing the band and… I felt like… A million bucks… Fully charged on the ephedrine pony… Of sweet rock ‘n’ roll

President Strug – Fiction

October 1, 1996

With elections approaching, I’m reminded of Kerri Strug, the itsy-bitsy US gymnast who won hearts when she cracked her ankle, yet managed to smile though it.

The Conundrum of Fun – Fiction

October 1, 1996

Mr. Dickens’ Workshop is great. The kids learn all about the Industrial Revolution while having a chance of being pulled into the rusty, blood-spattered mills.

The Culture Bunker – Fiction

October 1, 1996

Glance at the sleeve art once or twice, take large chunks out of the press release, and intersperse it with random phrases from your little sister’s diary.

These are the Good Old Days – Fiction

October 1, 1996

Gen X’ers and Gen Y’ers should quit believing all that stuff about how great it was back then, and start enjoying life, because things are a lot better now.

Graffic Traffic – Column

October 1, 1996

Since super-heroes still dominate the comic world, it falls on those who make the stuff to deliver something more. Or just something better.

Liquor Lecture – Gin – Column

October 1, 1996

A Gin buzz is a surprisingly pleasant thing, light, airy, and somehow easy enough to focus in. Even if you babble on for hours about nothing…

The Third Eye – Column

October 1, 1996

It had always been at the back of my mind that I could be the only person who existed. It was just a matter of cracking through the clearness to realize it.

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