Short Stories

I am excited and grateful to write a feature post about this award-winning movie Nate and John. To say that I am enthralled by the movie would be an understatement! Part of what made me love this short animated movie is my love for animation. I always enjoy watching animated movies. I would honest

Beneath her fingers she felt many old scars not visible in the dark. They had made love in that soft darkness filled with moans and whispered directions and responses. She had had no chance to see them earlier, but, considering some of what he had told her afterward as they were falling asleep in a

This little scenario rolled through my mind, in living color and touch-a-vision as I thought of us. It was not produced, directed, or acted. It just played in my mind, and was about as real as we can get right now. You and I enter a bookstore, hand in hand. We've never been here before, but, it's

Having mentioned Ralph the Cop, the Saenger Theatre on Palafox Street in Pensacola Florida, and my co-worker, Jim, I find it necessary to recount the night Ralph the Cop, interrogated Jim, mercilessly. Jim loved racing and was a regular at Pensacola Five Flags Motor Speedway (disclaimer, one of the

Rising from the warm bed, the chill in the air, and a surprising surge of modesty, considering the night before, made her reach for her gown to cover her nakedness. But, the chill was arousing, as was the freedom from restrictions... and, he was watching her... she sighed with pleasure... leaving th

He has lost it all. It's a Friday night and a craggy face man, dressed in ragged, blood-stained clothes, sits inside a club, with his shoulders hunched over his bottle of beer, while a dance floor music keeps on banging loudly from the speakers of the neon-lit-up club. He is supposed to relish the

In 1962-63, while a senior at Pensacola Catholic High, I worked as a theater usher at the Saenger Theatre (that's how they spelled it), on Palafox Street, in downtown Pensacola, Florida. On Saturday nights, we would have a midnight movie. At about 12:30, all the adults went home leaving us teenage u

Neither he nor she was a weakling, yet the cold between the stars began to chill them to the bone. It was natural to come together for warmth, for a boost in courage. Lovers of life, neither was surprised to feel the warmth in other ways... inside, physical, where desire blossomed. Kisses happened.