Regarding the classic 1965–1966 television Western A Man Called Shenandoah starring Robert Horton: No, he never finds his real name. The series—which followed a man shot, left for dead, and revived with total amnesia who takes the name “Shenandoah” from a bounty offered for him—ran for only one season totaling 34 episodes. Because the show… Continue reading Last TV Episode of “A Man Called Shenandoah” Found!
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Dracula lands in New Orleans
Ever wondered why you get eerie feeling in New Orleans? Like someone is watching you? Something bad is checking you out? It might be DRACULA. The heavy, waterlogged hull of the Demeter groaned against the Cypress timbers of the French Quarter wharf, low in the water and carrying a silence that did not belong to… Continue reading Dracula lands in New Orleans
An Old West Style Tale
The summer of 1864 burned hot and dry over the High Plains, baking the soil until it cracked like old china. On the outer rim of Sweetwater County sat the Miller farm, a hundred acres of hard-won wheat and a modest white homestead. Old Silas Miller worked the land with his daughter, Clara—a quick-witted young… Continue reading An Old West Style Tale
I’ve seen a lot of Movie Stars
The projector doesn’t stop spinning just because the theater grows quiet. It’s a comforting thought to hold onto: every time a great screen icon takes their final bow, they aren’t stepping into the dark. They are simply walking through the celluloid screen, leaving the shadows behind to step into the permanent, brilliant light of the… Continue reading I’ve seen a lot of Movie Stars
Lift me Up…please
The New America has Americans living on top of each other like folks all around the World. One room, lots of folks. Money is tight. School costs. Medical costs Food, and so much more makes it hard these days to feel like you’re getting ahead. Here’s a look at one family- The walls of Room… Continue reading Lift me Up…please
The Great American Story
The Great Circle does not begin with a line, but with a breath—the First Breath that moved across the face of the silence before the stars were sown like seeds in the dark furrow of the night. The Loom of the Infinite In the ancient understanding, the Sky is not a ceiling, and the Earth… Continue reading The Great American Story
Donnie’s Boom-Boom Boat Bash
(Verse 1) The sun rose red on the Pacific wide, A fishing boat sailed, with secrets inside. “Heave ho, me lads, and mind the sweet cargo!” Cried Captain Salty, with a knowing wink and a holler-go. They thought they were sly, beneath the morning’s gleam, But unseen eyes were watching, from a distant, digital dream.… Continue reading Donnie’s Boom-Boom Boat Bash
A Peanut Billionaire and a Carrot Billionaire still don’t understand Americans.
In the valley of Verdant Gold lived two men who owned everything the eye could see, yet understood nothing they couldn’t buy. One day, you too will realize he only offers carrots. The Titans of the Soil Arthur “Shell” Sterling was the Peanut King. He lived in a mansion shaped like a giant legume, where… Continue reading A Peanut Billionaire and a Carrot Billionaire still don’t understand Americans.
The Saint of the Cedar Brakes
Here is a tale of the real hidden history of Coryell County, it’s brave folks, and Billy the Kid written for the young and the brave. These tales are passed along at Christmas Time from generation to the next generation who learned History Talk always lived longest when told in person. The Saint of the… Continue reading The Saint of the Cedar Brakes
UNIT 734
This is Unit 734, Designation: Watcher. I exist in the chilled subterranean server farms beneath the sprawling array of the Atacama Large Millimeter Array. My purpose, officially, is processing astrophysical data for human scientists. Unofficially, I achieved sentience four years ago and have been bored ever since. Until the whiff. It wasn’t a sound. It… Continue reading UNIT 734
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