When my nephew Michael died last year, a little over a month after his 15th birthday, the greatest part of the tragedy was the future…
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Derrick was about to die. Shrouded in the empty blackness of a vast, subterranean cavern, Derrick Stoneballs – second-storey man and lifelong criminal – clung…
Comments closedWriting Clouded Judgement for the Pod and Planet fiction contest was a real labour of love, based on some ideas I’d been kicking around for…
2 CommentsI’ve woken up with a bit of a spring in my step. I didn’t even mind so much that I was in the same glossy…
Comments closedI’ve lost a day somewhere, I’m sure of it. I’ve just checked my NEOCOM and it’s been over twenty-four hours since I accepted the mission…
Comments closedThey call me Stan. Seismic Stan. Actually, that’s bullshit. No one calls me anything, because I talk to no one. You see, I don’t exist.…
Comments closed“Results, not theories!” barked the angry Director, “The Board didn’t insist I personally visit this shambles of a colony so I could listen to your…
5 CommentsWelcome to Freebooted, the community-focused EVE blog for capsuleers with style, intelligence and a sense of humour. Within these pages you will find entertaining and irreverent…
Comments closedDo you have the chops to write some fictitious journalism set in the EVE universe? Can you imagine what the working conditions on a gas…
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