Fictitious

Do UFOs and space aliens really exist?

He was abused to the brink of death but his time had not yet come. There was unfinished business to attend to. Paybacks are a bitch.

A weekly dig through the Fictitious file cabinet. Uncovering one of my stories buried at the bottom of the bin.

The Bench Part Seven brings this story to its conclusion.

Two statesmen meet in Washington, D.C., and show us two ways of dealing with antagonists

A few facts you may not have known.

A professor earns the gratitude of the sports world by encouraging a young man to sound like a football player

She thought she was singing for tips. Nothing could have been further from the truth.

A young man must decide what’s most important to him

It was Friday afternoon. The ATM was offline and the bank had closed early.

Wesley feels compelled to head back to the bench.

Some day my prince will come

Wesley accepts the deal and starts the process toward a new life.

Their almost identical names were a recipe for disaster. The disaster was about to commence.

A cautionary tale — unless you’re Bill, the protagonist, who would call it a horror story

How much is a man willing to lose before the game is over?

Wesley has the opportunity to start a new chapter in his life. Will his addiction be more than he can overcome.

A fun day of skiing turns ugly. Now it was a matter of survival.

I could get a job of work, or I could step into a saloon

Ron Lewis

Wesley Gordon is offered a job.

“I didn’t say it near so fancy as you, Doc.”

A weekly dig through the Fictitious file cabinet. Uncovering one of my stories buried at the bottom of the bin.

A woman reminds an old boyfriend of a promise he made years ago