“What is odd is how much rubbish people believe, disregarding what they must know from their own experiences or those of their families.” – Tim Judah, In Wartime
What a fool believes
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The Art of Tetman Callis
Some of the stories and poems may be inappropriate for persons under 16
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Previously Published Stories
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Poetry
Novellas
Descartes’s Dreams
The Gordon Lish Notes
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