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  • Silas in Hell Issue 5. The Coming Beast (Prelude to Illuminatos continuation)

    Hello, I am Silas. The simple man who is made of money. The man who shook off the dust of his past to make something of himself and was determined to make a life that I had glimpsed in magazines. I am a black man, let me get that out of the way. I say…

  • Part 5 of 12: Edwards Library – V.I.V. is Real

    I won’t say that I dislike Edwards library, which is located on the east side and is the unofficial marker of the transition from populated east Ladoga to sparsely populated east Ladoga. I will say that nowadays I opt for the public library in west Ladoga because I think that they have the type of…

  • Old Man Young and the Bronx Avenger – Issue 9 – Fire and Reign

    Previously on Old Man Young and the Bronx Avenger, In Knoxville, TN  Fire is a family man and his family has lived for many years in a nice house with a high gate all around the perimeter of the property. His money is laundered through several small businesses and his wife and kids have no…

  • Part 4 of 12: The Storyteller – V.I.V. is Real 

    It’s impossible to know what makes us stand out in a sea of similarities. We can say that it’s our differences that make us distinct, but even those don’t necessarily garner real attention from others; in a sea of different we quickly become boring and unnoticeable. Some people manage to be seen, some people can’t…

  • Old Man Young and the Bronx Avenger Issue 8 – Yuri James is Alive and Well

    Previously on Old Man Young and the Bronx Avenger The father of Yuri James, a man named Anatoly, worked as a janitor at a bus station in Knoxville, TN before his mysterious disappearance in his forties. No remains of the man were ever found and he seemed to have blinked out of existence. Anatoly had…

  • Part 3 of 12: The Indian Chief’s Tree – V.I.V. is Real

    “We mourned through the doors, and we will continue all the way home… we have lost one of our own. But we can all walk taller into tomorrow, made bigger by the memory of Yusef’s goodness, and we will forever carry the notion that we must be good to our neighbors, and expect that goodness…

  • He and the Other He – 6 –

    He says, “Many people are full of it; they say many things to endear you but they have ulterior motives. They say they are like family to stay close and when you have formed a dependency, they surprise you with callousness.” “What is your point?” asks the other he. “This is all old news. You’re…

  • He and the Other He – 5 –

    “You’ve said all this before.” says the other he with frustration as the two sit fishing on the edge of a river. “You’ve expressed these frustrations and what I hear you telling me is that you don’t like being human.” He says, “That is not fair. I like being human because I like being alive.”…

  • He and the Other He – 4 –

    “Why must I be sociable?” he asks. “I mean, don’t answer that, I know the reason, but it’s so hard for me because most social situations are bloated with hypocrisy.” “Bloated with hypocrisy?” the other he echoes as a question. “Yes,” he says. “I am forced to have concern about the things plaguing the community…

  • He and the Other He – 3 –

    “I had a talk with the preacher,” he says, “and he doesn’t know what to do with me. The preacher said that I denigrate God, and I fail see the point of the believer. Preacher said that we accept God because we are acknowledging our limitations. Because man is fallible, we must look to him…