I have left this profile blank long enough. So here is a word about my stories:

A Woman's World: In this story four friends are abducted and taken to Mars. This story proves that there still may be life on Mars, so Edgar Rice Burroughs and Ray Bradbury's works have not yet been discredited by modern science. This story has received more hits than any of my other stories.

Thurlow Fairytales and Legends: A collection of fairytales using the gods and goddesses of mythology, along with characters of my own. Here is a summary of the chapters posted:

Shrunken Men (Pilot Episode): Sir Basil goes on a quest to steal the hair off a witch's head.

Chapter I (The Peanut Story): Prince Virgil of Joy desires to marry the Princess Keala; in order to do this, he must pass a tested devised by her evil father.

Chapter II (The Giant's Daughter): Tells the story of how Sir Basil met Quicksilver the horse. Sir Basil defeats a giant, but can defeat the giant's daughter?

Chapter III (The Creation of Thurlow): Tells how Snorri and Modesty met and how they became the invisible observers of the universe. Also, presents an explanation on how the material universe came to be.

Chapter IV (The Ever Flowing Cup): Modesty tells Snorri the story of how Mercury stole Odin's Ever Flowing Cup and how Loki got it back.

Chapter V (The Duck Woman): Snorri and Modesty observe a woman, who has been turned into a duck by the wizard Vishal.

Chapter VI (The Muleskinner's Whip): After Prince Virgil fails to conquer a troll, he turns to a muleskinner for help.

Chapter VII (The Magical Weapons of Sir Basil): Tells the story of how Sir Basil gained his magical cigars and famous hatchet.

Chapter VIII (The Magic Contest): Sir Basil defends his father honor after he loses a magic contest to the evil wizard Vishal.

Chapter IX (The Werewolf of Dark Spirit): After Thomas's goatherd is devoured by a wolf, he receives help from Sir Basil

Chapter X (Enter Great Spirit): Snorri meets the Great Spirit and leasons a valuable in philosophy.

Chapter XI (Sky Demon): The gods fight a planet sized demon that caused the death of every dinosaur on Earth.

Chapter XII (A Hero's Bride): Sir Basil and Simon the muleskinner team up to rescue a damsel in distress.

Chapter XIII (A Fairy's Scorn): Zasha the fairy agrees to help Prince Jason kill a wild boar. But. will Jason keep his end of the bargain.

Chapter XIV (The Origin of Sir Basil): Tells the story of how Sir Basil met his mother and why he is not a prince in his father's kingdom.

Chapter XV (The Birth of Melissa): Tells the story of how Sir Basil found a woman and became a god.

Chapter XVI (Melissa and the Troll): Will Melissa be able to stop an evil troll that likes to bash in the heads of children?

Chapter XVII (Vulcan's Club Foot): Vulcan's scheme to make his wife jealous backfires on him.

Chapter XVIII (Loki's Garden): Snorri and Modesty journey to Asgard to learn the mystery of the elves.

Chapter XIX (The Wishing Ring): Tells the story of how Silverbelle became the ruler of Underlow.

Chapter XX (The Sun Sword): Apollo and Prince Virgil both claim the Sun Sword, but who will get to keep it?

Chapter XXI (The Dominatrix): Melissa faces a witch that has the power to enslave men.

Chapter XXII (Oceanus): Sir Basil and Thor work together to defeat a titan.

Chapter XXIII (Count Bruno): The adventures of Count Bruno; actor, playwright, vampire.

Chapter XXIV (Sir Basil Fights Himself): Sir Basil faces his greatest challenge.

Chapter XXV (Enter Baal): A story great horrors, as Dark Spirit creates a god of pure evil.

Chapter XXVI (Enter Marcus): Part one of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXVII (A Speech and a War): Part two of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXVIII (The Giants of Chaos): Part three of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXIX (Philo's Birth): Part four of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXX (Philo's Army): Part five of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXXI (Philo Fights): Part six of the Philo and Marcus cycle.

Chapter XXXII (Planet Death): Part Seven and the conclusion to the Philo and Marcus cycle and the conclusion to the entire series.

Creepy Tales: Maybe, the creepiest stories on fictionpress. It creeps me out to think that these stories once lived in my brain. I was listening to old time radio a lot when I wrote these, especially Lights Out, so they use a lot of the same tricks as radio dramas do.

Norville: I wrote this story after watching Peyton Place. I had more fun writing Walden's lines than any other character that I have ever created.

The Practical Man: A collection of fables. The fable called Wings of a Nation states my entire view on politics.

The Goddess: This story turned out the exact way that I planned it. It was inspired by Donovan's Brain. It is also an epistolary novel.

The Finn Files: A family of private detectives who get involved in odd cases. Two of the cases are serious in nature, while the rest are more lighthearted.

Here is a list of my favorite writers: Robert E. Howard, Mickey Spillane, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Philip Jose Farmer, H. Beam Piper, Raymond Chandler, Philip K. Dick, Manly P. Hall, Ray Bradbury, Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley, Laurell K. Hamilton, and the greatest pulp fiction writer of all time Carroll John Daly

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