Friday, December 24, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
"The Moose And Leo LeSander" by Philip Wooldridge
Leo LeSander was an odd fellow, but things got a little stranger that autumn when he decided he was a bonafide Moose Whisperer, all because one came out of the blue one day to chat with him a bit! Follow Leo's journey from a path of self-imposed divine destiny to a better one of simply accepting those strange little anomalies which happen to cross your path as icing on the cake of your life.
"Worthington Manor" by Philip Wooldridge
Daphne finds herself the newest resident of a rather unique boarding home, full of different personalities and strange house mates. As she walks around and interacts with everyone there, she discovers that Worthington Manor isn't just her new home, but a place and a state of mind that she's known her entire life Find out what becomes of Daphne, and the others, in this short story.
"Whino Kangaroos And Other Tales From My Youth" by Philip Wooldridge
"Whino Kangaroos" contains stories and memories from my childhood and teenage years in Central Texas during the late 1970's through the 1980's. Join me as I take my learn about at writing fiction, binge drinking, burglary, pop stardom, capitalism, girls, humiliation, and life on the open waters, and love, and discover the things I learned about myself and those around me during my younger years.
"Best Laid Plans" by Philip Wooldridge
Ethan Jamison is a well meaning, but very misguided social worker who turns to murder after he believes he is called by a higher power to be judge, jury and executioner of all those who seek to harm vulnerable children. However, following his transition to his "true calling", he discovers the life he envisioned for himself is only full of false self-glorification and pain.
"Talking On A Thin Line" by Philip Wooldridge
Enter the world of Care Connect, also known as "The Line", a centralized hotline for reporting concerns of child abuse and neglect. Read and explore moments in the lives of several of the Line's workers, and get to know their jobs, their personalities, and the world they must immerse themselves into on a daily basis in this collection of ten short stories.
"Road To Chupadero" by Philip Wooldridge
Having given up on the world, a Vietnam veteran and loner reflects upon his life, and contemplates his end days, while traveling the back roads from West Texas to New Mexico.
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