From the category archives:

3. Broken

page 13

by admin on March 13, 2008

Charlie Stubblefield had set up shop in his Yaletown apartment provided by for by the enslaved people of One Earth. The young agent of the One Earth Intelligence Force sat at a writing desk looking overtop his laptop screen at a large whiteboard on the wall before him. He had written the code [...]

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page 14

by admin on March 12, 2008

The owner and pilot of the Air Shark was a Catallaxian, free-name Air Shark. Heidi Ho and her Build climbed aboard the black helicopter with the gray belly. The sleek airship rose above the port of Vancouver and flew North East at 120 knots for ten minutes, then slowed and descended toward a ring of [...]

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page 15

by admin on March 11, 2008

Maverick waited below the streetlight in a quiet suburban cul-de-sac.  A patrol car pulled passed him slow, it’s driver’s large white eyes glaring at him. Maverick stared back, his arms folded, unafraid. Constable Boots parked in his driveway and climbed out of his car. He was also unafraid. How could he [...]

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page 16

by admin on March 10, 2008

“Milk please, Dad,” said a fat kid. The milk container stood in the center of the kitchen table between father and son. It seemed too far out of reach for the discourteous and unfit little [...]

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page 17

by admin on March 9, 2008

A Starbucks – Downtown Vancouver
Tad Galahad sat across from Marco Polo. They sipped small cappuccinos because, according to Marco, these were the best deal on the menu. A secret only the most frugal people had [...]

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page 18

by admin on March 8, 2008

“Agent Stubblefield.”
Three OEIF men sat in a London office. One was Peter Cline, Charlie’s mentor. One was Amos Arbor the Director of the OEIF. The third was Cameron Yonkey, Charlie’s prime competitor in the academy. Charlie had finished Atlas Shrugged ten minutes ago. He had been staring at himself in the mirror, [...]

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page 20

by admin on March 7, 2008

The Lion’s Gate Bridge was built by the Guiness Family, land holders of the British Properties, in 1938. The bridge linked what is now known as North Vancouver to Vancouver. It was human capital [...]

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page 19

by admin on March 7, 2008

The marchers progressed to the Hotel Vancouver where the Free Trade delegates from China, Japan, Vancouver, India, Argentina, Chile, Switzerland, and the New American Republic were having talks. A fence had been erected around the hotel and [...]

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page 21

by admin on March 6, 2008

“This Rag Head cuisine ain’t fuck’n bad.”
Tzatzki sauce dripped down the chin of Agent Lincoln from the mutton donair he held with both hands.
“Quiet, fuck head. Here she comes.”
Cameron Yonkey tossed another cupped [...]

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