My Most Unforgettable CharacterBy Edgar Tunison
...My Great Grandfather, Edgar Tunison, homesteaded on the Great Plains of the American Mid- West. He was a rancher, businessman, World War I veteran, and to my interest, a writer. He wrote an autobiography entitled The Sandhill Crane before his death in 1965. In this stack of yellowing pages, I found a separate short story describing his adventures with his beloved dog, Top. I posted this story with my grandmother’s approval. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did... READ MORE
The Love of The IceWhy I Just Can't Stay Away
...It wasn't love at first sight, per say. Actually, on an island in Antarctica, during the winter with no chance of escape, Sara refused to acknowledge my existence. I try to think of it as being 'blinded by love'... READ MORE
Death To RobotsOn The Vast and Frigid Icecaps of Antarctica
...The Beating Heart of The Station, The Life-Blood of The Community, this is how the residents of McMurdo refer to the Plant. And yet, with power being such a crucial necessity for life, a Power Plant Technician worries over the future of his employment... READ MORE
