Failing again. Failing better.
I can’t believe I forgot to post this. A while back, during the peak of the replacement ref extravaganza, I wrote a short story about the future of officiating called “The Last Call.” I had recently starting working as a football official in Virginia, so I had all this material to work with. One the…
The referee entered the new stadium for the first and last time. They had asked him to arrive an hour earlier than normal, so that they could give him a brief tour of the facility. During his tour, the guide repeatedly thanked him for agreeing to work today’s game. Jim just nodded and kept walking…
I posted a new short story, “Fear Equity.” I also posted it over on WattPad. It’s the story of the lengths a writer will go to ni order to complete his story, and how break downs are closely related to breakthroughs. I hope you enjoy it.
“You keeping an eye on the dog?” Julie asked as she opened the front door. “He’s not going anywhere,” Ryan answered. “He’s too busy staring at the ghosts in the kitchen. Have fun at work. Love you,” he said, as he leaned forward to kiss his wife goodbye. “You too,” Julie said. “Bye, Buster,” she…
As promised, I have posted my latest short story, “The Professor’s Assistant.” You can find it under the Stories tab, or by clicking here. I hope you enjoy it. Please let me know what you think.