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A naked woman tries to prevent Lee Harvey Oswald from being assassinated outside the Cotton Club
This is the longest title I have ever used. And it is one of the most absurd of historical fictions. And yet. Is it possible in some other dimension? In some other possible universe? The image itself … more →
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The Great Canadian Poet Eminating
David Halliday wrote 4 weeks ago: It has seemed to me over the years that becoming a successful artist in Canada is like applying for … more →
Beginning a new series
David Halliday wrote 1 month ago: I started a new series on my other blog sight called The Lives of Dead Jazz Singers. It is a series … more →
Darkness (A Tale of Two Cities)
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: Chapter Seven Part One Darkness 1. Marlo “What exactly do you do for a living, Harry?” Bud leaned ov … more →
HOMICIDE: July 4, 1988
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: HOMICIDE Unusual formations in the Cydonia region of Mars – including a massive rock shaped li … more →
about Murder
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: As I read the installments for A Tale of Two Cities I’m thinking of rewriting the whole book … more →
Mary's Confession (A Tale of Two Cities)
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: Chapter Six Part Two 3. Mary’s Confession Lou Grant tiptoed quietly up behind Mary Richards who was … more →
Homicide: January 18, 1950
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: HOMICIDE At 1 A.M. today, swarms of Boston police officers streamed out of police headquarters. “The … more →
The Nightmare Begins Chapter 6 (A Tale of Two Cities)
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: Chapter Six – Part 1 The Nightmare Begins 1. Lost In A Mirror Harry O’Toole has begun to care for Ma … more →
Homicide: May 20, 1910
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: HOMICIDE Captain Andrew Towart, 14 year old, of the ‘Young Websters’ faced Harry Becker, the fourtee … more →
Follow That Car (A Tale of Two Cities)
David Halliday wrote 5 months ago: Chapter Five Part Two 5. Follow That Car Streetlights splattered on the sweating asphalt. In the car … more →
The Harry O'Toole Story (A Tale of Two Cities)
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David Halliday wrote 6 months ago: Part Two THE HARRY O’TOOLE STORY Chapter Five (Part 1) My World 1. The New Dreamer This is my world. … more →
HOMICIDE: July 2, 1921
David Halliday wrote 6 months ago: HOMICIDE “There were tears in his eyes. A cigarette in his mouth. The clock on the wall was sleeping … more →
Business (A Tale Of Two Cities)
David Halliday wrote 6 months ago: Chapter Four (contd) 6. Business Michael leaned back in his chair, sipped on his brandy and watched … more →
HOMICIDE: July 1, 1971
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David Halliday wrote 6 months ago: HOMICIDE “Jim Garrison, the New Orleans district attorney who failed to prove a conspiracy in the as … more →
Late Into The Night (A Tale of Two Cities)
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David Halliday wrote 6 months ago: Chapter Four Late Into The Night 1. In The Middle Of A Conversation “That wasn’t the way it was.” Ha … more →
