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Lee Wilson

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    Action/Adventure
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    General Fiction
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    Thriller/Suspense
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    My Words are said musically in “About Me”
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    Georgia, USA
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    Reading, Movies, Hockey, NASCAR, NFL, Writing - obviously

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  1. Cool. Thanks.
  2. It’s only a little longer. A few more details in spots.
  3. Ain’t it though?
  4. Thanks. It was time to get Gen busy again.
  5. I try.
  6. Thanks. Glad you think it was well done.
  7. Maybe I’ll promote Judge Tennyson to the Judicial Review Board.
  8. Tichý Muž (rhymes with rouge) sees moments from the future - brief glimpses just beyond the metaphorical horizon of time. It’s not enough for him to understand what it means, until one of those moments actually occurs. Tichý Muž is Czech for Silent Man. See how I snuck that in there to get the “Unspoken” aspect of the anthology in? Otherwise, this story fits the “Horizon” topic. An old friend returns as well.
  9. Part One - Dreams Or Visions? “Gaaaaah!!!!” Tichý (Tiz) Muž awoke from yet another disturbing dream. He’d had many others where he’d seen an unknown man or woman doing something, often criminal. This was the first time he seemed to be watching himself. These dreams were always very short, or at least what he remembered of them. They typically felt like they lasted three to five seconds. Just enough to see the person, usually entering a room, but sometimes outdoors or in a vehic
  10. I expected Grandpa would share that the toolbox Stanley’s parents were in was stolen, or something like that. This was better. But… YOU FORGOT THE TISSUE WARNING! Heehee
  11. Not was it a Towering Inferno. 1970’s disaster flick. No promotion planned. Thanks.
  12. He did, and as a private pilot, it won’t be a small amount. They will.
  13. Thanks. I think I’m going to have to find a way to keep this one going longer.
  14. Thanks. Yes, the dismissal was the setup for the drunken accident.
  15. Maybe, or maybe the Chief Deputy has a hand in their downfall.
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