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A DARKNESS E-ZINE FOR CREATIVE MINDS...
CYBERSPACE--The Spring 2003 issue of the Midnight Times marked a significant change in format. I have already published some of my works of fiction and poetry here, but now my primary objective is to provide a forum for new writers to publish their own works of poetry and fiction. Of course, the theme of the Midnight Times is DARKNESS, so if you are a new writer interested in an opportunity to get published who has written work with a "darkness" theme, I encourage you to take a look at the submission guidelines for the Midnight Times. If I like your work, I'll put a link to your story in the space below. |
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HARBINGER is new fiction by JJ Collins! JJ is originally from Biloxi, Mississippi, where he earned an Associate Degree in Paralegal Studies. Upon completing his degree, he began his professional career performing computer support for a regional Internet Service Provider. He currently works in the IT department at the Ochsner Clinic Foundation in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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The Epic Café
Think of the Epic Café as that lonely coffee shop off the beaten path. It's located somewhere down a dark side alley from what used to be Main Street a century ago. It's a place you only know about because some languid stranger who likes to frequent poetry readings shoved a flyer in your face at the local bookstore. The Café pulls together the literary threads of the Tower in a unique place that provides a single point of virtual access. The main pathways outward from this discrete basement local are Webhead's CD-Rom Menu, Vampire Compendium--which leads to the darkest recesses of the imagination, and the Art Gallery--a place where visual inspiration and creative thought meld within the vast reaches of Cyberspace. This is the printed word enhanced by the multidimensional nature of the Web. Feel free to explore, but realize you do so at your own risk...
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The Tome
The Tome, featuring original works by Webhead, is an online preview of fiction, poetry, essays, journal entries, and non-fiction articles by the Midnight Times editor. The Tome is a work-in-progress, and I contribute new material whenever I can find time. Check below in the "Webhead's Work-in-Progress" section for a selection of works that I am currently highlighting.
Wasteland
"Le Prince d' Aquitaine à la tour abolie¹/These fragments I have shored against my ruins..." Two lines of T. S. Eliot best describe this dark inferno of The Midnight Times. Herein the Wasteland you will find the eternal depth from which we cannot escape. This is darkness everlasting.
¹ "The Prince of Aquitaine in the ruined tower." One of the cards in the Tarot pack is the "tower struck by lightning."
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FICTION
Admittedly, I need to get more of my short fiction online, but so far I have a couple of short shorts (less than 2,000 words) in Pavilion and Vampire posted. My most recent addition is a chapter excerpt (the "Prologue") from the currently unfinished novel Nightmare. I also recently published the short story "And He Died Laughing...". I plan to publish another chapter from Nightmare very soon.
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POETRY
I have published more poetry because poems are shorter and therefore it's easier to finish a final revision prior to converting to HTML format. Recent additions to The Tome are Pharaoh of the Pyramids, and the second section of the epic poem Wasteland (i.e. "Eternal Dream"). I most recently published "A Moment of Your Time", and plan to add the third installment to Wasteland soon.
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