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Patrick stared at the paint that curled like dead tree bark from the ceiling of his apartment. He blinked. It was late in the morning. He was not sure of the time, but felt that he could use several more hours of sleep. He was, however, hungry.
The street below his window was busy with pedestrians, horses and wagons. The sound of it all was harsh against the cobblestones and the bricks. There was some commotion up the block. A man yelled something about a raw deal, and how the butcher or the grocer--Patrick could not tell which--was a dirty Italian who only wanted to cheat the good
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Centennial Horror, Chapter IChapter I Chihuahuan Desert, 1876Centennial Horror, Chapter I
Buzzards had picked him clean. He was just bleached bones, rusted buttons, a faded blue hat, and gloves. His legs were buried in the coarse brown sand. Stanley knelt over the skeleton. He knew the uniform. A cavalryman.
Stanley's shadow fell over the skull's wide smile.
Thirst, Stanley guessed. Thirst or disease. Exposure. Heat stroke, they called it. There was no telling what had taken the soldier in this empty desert of western Texas, but it could have been any number of things.
He knew the uniform. He knew the buttons. The man had died no more tha
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| J. P. Moore writes in southern New Jersey, which is a long way from the settings of his novels and stories. He has fond memories of a childhood in the Pine Barrens, however, where endless tracks of mossy wilderness informed the spirit behind his fiction. Whether in worlds of his own design, or slightly off-center historical settings, Moore digs for the streams of mythology and folklore that run beneath day-to-day life. Pulling them forth, Moore makes prime motivations and manifest realities of these undercurrents. He finds his characters as bystanders and transforms them into heroes and heroines as they face horrific enemies. Moore’s settings are on the brink. Their histories are lost, or misunderstood. Their futures are uncertain. All of the heroes are gone. Only the unlikely heroes are left. Experience more of his writing--including Toothless, a free podcasted novel about a zombie apocalypse in 12th century Europe--at his web site. |
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- Website: http://www.jpmooreonline.com/
- Email: moore.jpaul@gmail.com
Journal History
- Sep 20, 2009 Toothless gets rave reviews!
- Aug 29, 2009 Notes on Toothless: Speechless
- Aug 27, 2009 The Podagogue loves Toothless!
- Jul 24, 2009 Interview on "Unleashed"
- Jul 21, 2009 Book III, Chapter VI of Toothless is available!
- Jul 14, 2009 Book III, Chapter V of Toothless is here!
- Jul 11, 2009 Now open!
- Jul 7, 2009 Book III, Chapter IV--now available!
- Jun 28, 2009 Book III, Chapter III ...
- Jun 17, 2009 PodioRacket Interview
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great to find you here.
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Nick
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Now, today, I'l finally get round to reading chapter I and II!
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