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("LAMENT" CONTINUES) Yippee-oh, yippie-ay, I work night and day, so let me just put one request in: When you sit down to eat, watch out how you treat your hard-working large intestine. You fill up your face with all of the wrong things, with factory sugars and starches; Then I have to deal...

I will shortly get back to this. I performed it at a comedy club in Illinois, not long before I joined the Navy in 1986.

Perhaps you saw the episode of "Star Trek Enterprise" in which Captain Archer's crew happens upon a sapient race that seems to be at an evolutionary crossroads, with some of the natives proving their fitness to live by surviving a disease. Doctor Phlox, invoking the best interests of evolution...

Does anybody know the whereabouts of HammerDoc? An actual doctor, he once complimented me on my description of Henry Spafford rendering trauma care in an emergency.

Here's one which comes neither from comicbooks, nor TV, nor movies. I saw it in a sci-fi magazine around sixty years back. Titled "The Cold Equations," this expresses the lifeboat mentality. Sometimes the needs of the many do in fact outweigh the needs of one; but the author of this short story...

Recall that, in my parody, Acne-Skin Skystomper NEVER DOES turn evil. Emperor Porkanbeen fails to corrupt him, and Acne-Skin dies slaying him. Because Acne-Skin dies as an uncorrupted hero, never joining the down-side, Poormee Armadillo never dies of grief. In turn, Only-One Kanoli never needs...

......................................................................................................................................................... HERE WE HAVE A CASE WHOSE REMEDY WOULD HAVE BEEN LAUGHABLY SIMPLE, YET THE CAUSES OF THE TROUBLE REQUIRE A DETAILED EXPLANATION. IT ALL...

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LIKE THE REFORMED EUSTACE, AFTER GETTING UN-DRAGONED, NEEDING TO PLACE THE SWORDS ON THE TABLE.

Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter was a fun movie, especially where it says that Mister Lincoln faked his death so he could keep on slaying vampires. Just ONE correction, an extremely obvious one, would have remedied everything. Overlooking this should have been a painful facepalm for the writers...

CHAPTER ONE: Sorcery Lass, the Heather Thomas look-alike who spent most of her time in her place of power at Castle Greyhair on Planet Alwaysurnia (as a mentor to Mighty Male), always kept current on events all across the Milky Way Galaxy and elsewhere. Her contacts ranged from President...

Of course those game writers don't have an issue, they're directly connected to the franchise. Fan fiction like mine is a different category.

I've just lately been working on the same kind of thing. If copyright on characters is a concern, I believe that the "fair use" concept applies here. You say that you aren't claiming authorship.

I _finally_ got back on!!! Did Flakefeather arrive yet?

As per our phone conversation, I have entered the Studio to take a look.

This new story, taking place in the Fifth Galaxy (=Gamma Sateri), has a mostly new cast of characters. The very few already-existing characters appearing here are used in such a way as not to contradict already- existent storylines. It bears mentioning that they have been allowed an extremely...

I seriously enjoyed Duane Johnson as Black Adam. This movie _would_ have gone on to generate sequels, if DC hadn't chosen a different direction. Mister Johnson and I would have liked Henry Cavill to reprise the role of Superman; but _even_ with David Corenswet in the part, what I'm going to...

CHAPTER THREE: There's Magic in the Mix Around two miles west of where Major Wayne's party had pulled up, the Ann-Sheridan-level beauty Miss Amalita Lansing heard a distant melody. She stepped out of the mercantile. The manly-man tune, could she have known it, was also a movie theme from...

It baffles me to realize that Wood Nymph and I went so long without LISTENING TO "The Visitor," despite our having supplied character voices. Trying now to pick out the subtle differences between one and another of our characters. Although I knew that my own real-world surname would belong to a...