Hell's ditch

“I used to be crazy, now I’m Pinhead,” is not a reassuring phrase to hear under the best of circumstances, and especially so when you find yours [...]

[...] ; And for the record, I don't care what you think. It's my birthday and l will make as many terrible literary puns as I please. Thirty years old. Damn. Just think of all the sandwiches I've eaten in [...]

[...] consensus, an international consortium of anthropologists, archaeologists, and molecular biologists have formally released an exasperated sigh over the popularity of the so-called " [...]

[...] and the halyards clanging the mast like a broken bell. The radar showed a two-mile wide red swath tracking across the range lines, moving inexorably closer with every sweep. I didn't like what I saw [...]

[...] that their viewing equipment had been stolen weeks before and only returned after tense negotiations, the mood on the beach that morning was a decidedly anxious one. The captain looked toward [...]

[...] FRANKFURT- In a rare display of professional consensus, an international consortium of anthropologists, archaeologists, and molecular biologists have formally released an [...]

[...] the best of circumstances, and especially so when you find yourself in the dark of a primitive campsite deep in the forests of Central Florida. Of course, more troubling than the words themselves [...]

[...] was stabbed to death on Kealakekua Bay in Hawaii, Captain James Cook paced the sands of the Tahitian shoreline, his eyes scouring the horizon for clouds that would ruin his carefully planned mission. [...]

[...] , the sails flagging in the vagarious winds of the approaching storm. Tossed around by huge rolling swells, the ship pitched and yawed in spite of my frantic attempts to steer, turning slow circles [...]

[...] Ten years before he was stabbed to death on Kealakekua Bay in Hawaii, Captain James Cook paced the sands of the Tahitian shoreline, his eyes scouring the horizon for clouds that [...]