Monthly Archives: April 2018

Trapping The Beast

Posted on April 29, 2018 by EagleAye

Several people had disappeared down the escaped Tyrannosaur’s maw during its rampage through the streets. The entire city was in an uproar. Luckily, the police had chased the creature into the closed confines of the Brandt Auditorium. Policemen surrounded the … Continue reading →

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The Decision

Posted on April 28, 2018 by EagleAye

The First Contact Team placed their starship in low Earth orbit. Even with naked eyestalks, they could see the Great Wall of China. During further orbits they located The Pyriamids and the Taj Mahal. “Clear signs of civilization!” said Vyrllt, … Continue reading →

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The Trick

Posted on April 25, 2018 by EagleAye

Randy had searched the Earth, and figured out the trick. He made a potion from eagle feathers, scorpion poison, and many other things. He stood on a rocky outcrop and drank, knowing he would become a god more powerful than … Continue reading →

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The New Hard Work

Posted on April 24, 2018 by EagleAye

The agricultural colony on the planet, Demeter, succeeded beyond all expectations. The previously untouched soil produced bumper crops every year, supplying 32% of Earth’s grain and vegetables. Still, dark clouds loomed. While the farmers of Demeter became richer each year, … Continue reading →

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Never Better

Posted on April 22, 2018 by EagleAye

Long range starship SS Wombat stopped at a gas giant to refuel. Dipping into the thick atmosphere to collect hydrogen, the ship rolled and porpoised like a seaborne vessel. As the ship rocked, Terrance’s samplings of exotic ales in their … Continue reading →

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The Plugin

Posted on April 21, 2018 by EagleAye

“It’s electric,” said Robert Iganuye, pulling onto Botswana’s A3 highway. “Powered by the sun.” “A solar-powered Land Rover?” said James, a visiting zoologist from the UK. “Yes! Isn’t it wonderful?” “I suppose. How practical can it be? The sun doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Poppa’s Legacy

Posted on April 18, 2018 by EagleAye

Glenn sighed as Jason fired another hole-in-one into the frisbee golf basket. “You’re too good at this game,” said Glenn. “I’ve never been off the farm all my life,” said Jason. “Got lots of time to get good at it.” … Continue reading →

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The Welcoming Wreath

Posted on April 17, 2018 by EagleAye

Cotton Walters held court in the corner of Ray’s Bar, telling stories. People of all ages listened in. “Jasper Reeves was loved by everybody,” he said. “He charmed everyone. Minnie Holmes loved him the most. When he was away, she … Continue reading →

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Breaking A Few Eggs

Posted on April 15, 2018 by EagleAye

As the gondola rose up the mountain, Debra shivered. “Aren’t you concerned about the disappearances?” “Disappearing gondolas?” said Vik. “Naw. That’s just a crazy rumor. Don’t be fooled. Think of the good side! This is the only planet where you … Continue reading →

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The Secret Talent

Posted on April 14, 2018 by EagleAye

General Pike took another bite of the savory pastry. “I’m happy you tamed the Terminator T-7000,” he said, talking around the food. “That’s some smart hacking.” “Thanks,” said Jobe, preening in his white lab coat. Pike plucked another cheesy pastry. … Continue reading →

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