120 word poem based on the mountains of where I live. It was oringinally written in the 80’s.

(The sorry state of a nation).

This is a persuasive article about why the Australian Government should give out free, trained monkeys to the Australian public.

If there is problem, It has solution.

Imagine life without dreams.

Has a funny joke to it.

Decribes the thoughts of the older generation forced to leave the isolated islands scattered thoughout the many bays of Newfoundland in the 1960’s, because the young people were moving. Such might be the thoughts of "Michael" and others in such true-to-life stories as that told here in "Moving Day".

Living in a world where government has found a new power in technology, Jeremy Finde copes with the amazing events that follow the advancement. He realizes what true contradiction is.

The death of an isolated community and an old man’s reluctance to leave.

Things weren’t quite right as Simon and Peter got into the MG, they both knew something was wrong with the crow whispering to them and the Monk like figure they saw behind the trees. After Simon reversed the car to turn round, they faced a group of children. One in particular they recognised a young girl, with long blond hair but her eyes were lifeless as were the others. They began to chant some words of warning but also a plea for help.