Tom Caley's international stardom had virtually happened overnight. After a few years of minor talent competitions, the 18 year-old's debut album had girls all over the world fawning over him. Those perfect pretty boy looks and soppy love songs made him a natural heartthrob. His audiences (almost all female) screamed for him. Dozens of burly security men wer...
Brother Samuel here. A lot of people have asked me why I do what it is I do. I don't understand the question. I am what I am. I do what comes natural. The alternative is simply unthinkable. I have a power and I will continue to use it until it's gone or I am. To do anything else would be simply wrong. I am a bisexual black man who sticks up for Men's Rights...
Trish never really fit in during her formative years. She was a gawky awkward teen with glasses. The nerdy weird girl that was a science buff and dressed as non-girly as seemed possible. She was shy and quiet and lacked confidence through her early teen years. She'd gone through some phases of trying to discover herself. The vegan phase, the pink hair phase...
Raising the Dead, in Spite of the Natural Order: A Cautionary Tale Chapter 15 Entirely possible that I oversold my confidence on the subject of my saving everyone from certain doom. I will own up to that. Not out loud or anything, and what they don't know won't hurt them. Right up until the point where it could possibly hurt them. But it'll be far too late...
Raising the Dead, in Spite of the Natural Order: A Cautionary Tale Chapter 5 ***** "The body temperature has just about warmed to something we can work with. Hormones and enzymes are at acceptable levels. I think one last test on the muscle fibers before we go for this. Iga could run a current of... Iga, are you even listening?" I sigh at my lab assistant...
Remember folks, death is not an option. No, not that "Joe Lieberman or Janet Reno, and death is not an option" game. You can't reach through your monitor and strangle sense into that {censored}{censored}{censored}{censored} individual who doesn't have the good sense to recognize you for the literary genius that you are. Okay, maybe genius is stretching it, b...
by VodouBlue and Pris Vespers The raucous Halloween party noises dimmed behind the Eppes brothers, blocked out by the door Charlie closed and locked behind them. Neither brother turned on the lights in the home-office, trusting to the streetlight illumination filtering through the window and their own busy hands. "Hey, what's with the raven?" Don asked, fl...
James Ian Pryce was a genius. Well! Is a genius. Not only did he hack nearly every Government and Military installation on Earth he recalled most of what he learned. Photographic memory helped him hide the paper trail. What nobody knew was that he had hidden the micro logic also within his youthful dog, "Xander". Xander led a normal life. Catching sticks th...
By allforall Edited by techsan, thankyou, all mistakes by me * Roger's Story Maybe I should explain myself. I am Roger Evans, married to Nancy and work at Genius Computer Solutions. Oh, that doesn't help? Then let me throw some detail on your fire and see if that heats your knowledge up. Three years ago I graduated from Edison Community College with a de...
Here we go! Chapter one of the sequel to "A Genius in King Arthur's Court" is here at last! For those of you who have not read this aforementioned story, I highly recommend you do so. Otherwise, you'll likely be completely lost. Also of note, the sexual content for this story will likely be about on par with the previous story. It's there when appropriate, b...