Sci Fi Scene Prompt with Storyboard

On Saturday Aug 26, 4014, at the hands of her most creative and intelligent inhabitant, Earth succumbs to Man’s destructive nature. The first bombs erupt near the great lakes, spreading a peeling fire across Earth’s western cheek. Flares of white light leak out of the atmosphere as bomb after bomb hit their mark. Black clouds bloom over New York, Milwaukee, Little Rock, Flagstaff, closing in around Southern California.

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s Democratic Synthesis: United Americanism?

“Communism forgets that life is individual. Capitalism forgets that life is social. And the kingdom of brotherhood is neither in the thesis in communism nor the antithesis of capitalism, but lies in a higher synthesis. […] The problem of racism, economic exploitation, and war, are all interrelated.” —Martin Luther King Jr. Where Do We Go From Here?

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sheouit

sheouit, read by Caleb Jacobo

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Tee Time Speech

The following is the script I composed for the speech I delivered on my uncle’s funeral, February 22nd 2014:

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Observations on responding to violence with nonviolence

Hello you.

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Journal Entry Jan 18 2014

The following is an excerpt from my meatspace journal:

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Nancy Ellen Dodd

This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting one of the people who really illuminated the writing craft for me, at the first Southern California Writers Association meeting of 2014. The meeting was a huge success; Nancy gave a powerful presentation, and I am glad to have been there. A big Thank You to Nancy and everyone at the SCWA!

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Ligeia's Warning

THE ARGUMENT.—This poem can be supposed to have taken place moments before the great war in heaven broke out between one-third of the Angels and their God. Ligeia, my fictional wife of Satan, propositions her husband in one last desperate attempt to dissuade him from war on behalf of herself and their newborn son; in the name of peace, and the resurrection of virtue in their angelic race.

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Daphne, a Poem

Thank you for visiting my public writing journal! This poem I’ve been working on for the past week; I hope you enjoy!

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Everett Ricocheted: A Holiday Tragedy

Thank you for visiting my public writing journal, and Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate it. I have a special holiday story for you today! I had the idea for this prompt a few days ago, but I have been so busy with other writing projects, I didn’t have a chance to sit down and start writing it until this morning. I did most of the planning and plotting yesterday, then started writing this morning at 4am.

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