Via: Life and Limb Substack Physicians and nurses have a notably dark sense of humor. So as you read this, consider the source…I wrote this many years ago and published it on Substack about three years ago. So here it is again for anyone who hasn’t seen it and might want a…
Category: Short Stories
The Tactical Hermit Substack
For those interested, I finally got around to getting my Substack up and going. My plan is to post some of my Short Fiction over there plus some other unique stuff. Please subscribe and pass the word. You can also find the link in the Sidebar to the Right, right below the Daily Meme …
A Relevant True Story
With everything going on with the Trump Goat Rodeo lately I wanted to recount a relevant short story to you good folks my late father told me many years ago. My father was a hardcore hunter and outdoorsman since his youth. The man loved to hunt and fish more than anything in the world….
Original Short Fiction Tab
FYI Dear Readers I will adding ALL of my Original Short Fiction stories to the above tab/page in the upcoming weeks. Some of them require a fair amount of formatting and editing, but I should be adding one or two a week as my schedule allows. Please pass the word! Domari Nolo
Better a Whale of a Time
Via: Europe Renaissance This short story is dedicated to all the Mature Women and Mother’s out there! In a large city in France, a poster featuring a young, thin, and tanned woman appeared in the window of a gym. The caption read: ‘This summer, do you want to be a…
The Battle of Hancock Airfield, Part 2 (Relevant Modern Short Fiction)
Via: Voödoo 6 von Inyanga 1/ The Battle of Hancock Airfield (Pt2) Back at Fort Knox the General paced. He stared at the drone feed of the far away battle and fretted. His unit would never reach the airfield in time on foot. He had not prepared for the patrol to fail, nor had he…
The Battle of Hancock Airfield, Part 1 (Relevant Modern Short Fiction)
Via: Voödoo 6 von Inyanga 1/ The Battle of Hancock Airfield (Pt1) As the Chinese General stood in a control tower and looked at the devastation of Fort Knox, still smoldering from the battle that raged across it less than a few days ago , he felt a sense of worry. 2/ It wasn’t the massive…
A Border Redemption
Part Two of the Border Trilogy Read Part One, A Border Reckoning HERE This is a work of Short Fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in this short story are entirely fictional and are of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or organizations or persons living or dead,…
A Border Reckoning
This is a work of Original Short Fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in this short story are entirely fictional and are of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or organizations or persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. I. Northern Mexico, 1901 This land is…
The Final Letter
This is a work of Original Short Fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in this short story are entirely fictional and of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or organizations or persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. I first met Percy Ingovoll at a saloon called the…