Michael’s Musings
Michael S. AtkinsonIn this mad wholesome corner of the 'Stack, you'll find stories about angels and other unusual characters, random lists of amusing observations every Thursday, and ongoing serials about the superheroes of Edison City. Welcome to my world.
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A Very Catrina Christmas
Yes, technically, it’s September, but this is the order we’re going in, and I don’t see why I should wait three months. Anyway, here’s the very first Catrina Chronicles Christmas episode, all the way from 2011! Enjoy!
Snow had fallen arou...
Bam, Said Catrina
Last time, in the Catrina Chronicles, our heroine was facing Susan, again. It was rather like having ants invade your bathroom. You squish ‘em and squish ‘em and squish ‘em, you explain to them that you don’t go crawling around their anthil...
Spooky Night in an Edison City Museum
Look, the ghost said, though of course no one could hear him. It hadn’t been his fault. All he’d wanted to do was break into an ancient tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh and borrow some of the treasure. He probably would have given it back eventu...
5: Samuel Who?
Previously in Edison City, word is spreading about Phenomenal Four telepath Audrey’s vision of the Future in which Super Soccer Mom’s daughter Tamsin was trapped in Frisbee form and embedded in the side of an enormous spaceship! Meanwhile,...
Catrina and Perry, Sittin’ in a Tree
And now, another episode in the Catrina Chronicles. Enjoy!
“So...” Catrina said. “Now what?”
Perry didn’t know. After all their experiences, the weasel mob, the giant snake, the fights with Susan, and several other dramatic events that he...
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Indiana writer (across the river from Louisville), superhero movie nerd, maker of obscure references. Mad wholesomeness lives here.
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