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A Serial Assemblage of Words

Victor Jimenez

Speculative digressions on the human condition.

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The gig made a steady .5 g, enough to keep my stomach settled for the two hour flight with only a slight hiccup in the middle when we turned around. I watched the ITN Benefactor grow in the viewscreen in the fro...

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TIM Chapter 1 - Graduation

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The speeches were long and boring. It was uncomfortably warm and humid in the dim arena as we sat in our graduation robes. My dress whites would probably need cleaning. Did we really need to hear all this? My eyelids droo...

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Terran Imperium of Man or Tim for Short

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The Case of Elias Thorne

The buzzer jangled the sleep out of me. I looked up from my blotter, where my mouth made a wet piece of abstract art, around at my office. Pull out couch untouched, easy chair keeping clothes from the floor, side table almost empty, all in...

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Live with Victor Jimenez as he reads Liminal Hash

I don’t write fantasy as often as I do science fiction but I every now and then, something flows from my pen that fits that genre. This is a little urban fantasy about a flower monster, ley lines and a Waffle House. Let me know if you would...

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