#UniChase Tracked the ring until another spell obliterated its scent trail. I'm not the only one searching. The Dark's minions are here too.

2009-07-03

saanen (K.C. Shaw)

Writing dilettante and sluggard. Wait, sluggard first.

#UniChase I found a stretch of unused pastureland and woods. Odd, but very welcome. Now I can graze instead of eating out of trash baskets.

2009-07-03

saanen (K.C. Shaw)

Writing dilettante and sluggard. Wait, sluggard first.

They were replaceable men with replaceable parts, but Radio Shack was clean out of love. - "The Song of the Modular Men"

2009-07-03

upwithgravity (MatthewSanbornSmith)

Harry didn't understand why the beachcombers kept screaming till he held up his blue, fish-gnawed hand, realized he *had* drowned after all.

2009-07-02

mythicdelirium (mythicdelirium)

Writer, poet, journalist, editor of CLOCKWORK PHOENIX and MYTHIC DELIRIUM. Like strange movies and extremely heavy metal.

#UniChase Caught a sniff of the ring! Had to cut my search short due to colic, though; maybe pretzels and pizza are not good for unicorns.

2009-07-02

saanen (K.C. Shaw)

Writing dilettante and sluggard. Wait, sluggard first.

#UniChase Spent the day exploring. I'm glad to see guard horses in this city, although I'm not sure why they're carrying blue-clad humans.

2009-07-02

saanen (K.C. Shaw)

Writing dilettante and sluggard. Wait, sluggard first.

#Interview @escarp Who? Oy. If you insist. For now, we are Travis A. Everett. Later, who knows? We hope to bring in some fun guest editors.

2009-07-01

escarp (escarp)

escarp is a selective, twitter-based review of brief poetry and prose. Visit escarp.org for guidelines.

Avatar death is absolute, Nick666 typed. U willing 2 risk? I paused. My Sheers Mage took a year to perfect, but... the prize! Yes, I tapped.

2009-07-01

splinister (Maura McHugh)

A weird writer, geek, and film buff.

#UniChase Clearly these humans have never seen a unicorn. I've never seen so many humans. Are their horseless carriages supposed to crash?

2009-07-01

saanen (K.C. Shaw)

Writing dilettante and sluggard. Wait, sluggard first.