Short Fiction by Russell Twyce A Government Pension at Twenty Five – A solo short story and included in the Nicholas Flamel’s Humanity Series “According to this file,” a government bureaucrat set a reverent palm flat on the open folder, “you’ve been collecting old-age security checks for the past five years. Yet you are obviously [...]
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Eternal Youth from a Philosopher Stone
November 26th, 2009
russelltwyce A Government Pension at Twenty Five Short Fiction by Russell Twyce “According to this file,” a government bureaucrat set a reverent palm flat on the open folder, “you’ve been collecting old-age security checks for the past five years. Yet you are obviously a man in your early 20’s.” “Chronologically,” the young man dug out his [...]



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The Mad Trapper’s Ghost
Short Social Commentary Fiction The Mad Trapper’s Ghost is also on Scribd. Some people might be disturbed by this story – so be warned. Others might see what I’m really trying to say. ‘Humanity has a bright future ahead that we can find only after we look critically and honestly at our past and present [...]