Tweeneraim

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Science Fiction author, with nine novels and a dozen anthologies in print/ebook. See free short stories at

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Recent Comments

  1. about 17 hours ago on Sherman's Lagoon

    Sooooooo close, Hawthorne!

  2. 2 days ago on Sherman's Lagoon

    Guaranteed to be a grape Nehi.

  3. 4 days ago on Crabgrass

    I betcha Mom’s got a goatee, too!

  4. 9 days ago on Crabgrass

    Better than “Milee” (No matter how you pronounce it.)

  5. 11 days ago on Crabgrass

    Uh-oh… at some point he’s going to have to go over swing from the other direction to undo whatever magical thing happened to him. I have a guess.

  6. 15 days ago on Sherman's Lagoon

    Way too much work for Hawthorne. He prefers maximizing his scheming and profit with a minimizing of effort and risk.

  7. 15 days ago on JumpStart

    Ten novels, two novellas, and contributor in about a dozen or so anthologies over the past 20+ years (You honestly lose count over time). I’m published by three independent publishers and while the publisher of most of my novels retired a few years back, you can still buy virtually all my work on Amazon & etc. in both eBook and paperback.

    And no, I won’t reveal my name. I’m here to support other authors/cartoonists and keep the spotlight on their work, not mine.

  8. 16 days ago on JumpStart

    My version of freewriting usually occurs when my characters are just standing around, waiting for me to write. I start writing outside my style and way outside the established story. They get ticked off at what I’m having them do, so they stark talking to me, I delete what I wrote, and we all continue the story. I have over 20 published works, so it works for me.

  9. 26 days ago on Crabgrass

    My only problem is A short-term memory is My only problem is A short-term memory is…

  10. 30 days ago on Sherman's Lagoon

    “Better make them small words, son. ‘Tiny’ has too many syllables.”