Morning In The Gardens of Good, Evil and Trolls
May 13, 2440 6:30 AM Matt scribbled out his last reply and slid the stylus back into the case, saw
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The Baseball Park
May 12, 2440 6:15:00 PM “It’s him,” L’tani said looking at her phone and looking back to Julia. “Don’t make
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Safe Houses
May 13, 2440 – 7:00:00 AM The truck rolled out of the yard just shy of 7:00, its tires biting
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The Cradle of Earth
When alien refugees descend toward Earth, a military command center scrambles to understand their intentions as Missouri becomes ground zero for humanity’s future.
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Ships Passing in the night
T’monn put her hand on Matt’s shoulder and smiled as they stood on the deck of the ferry taking them
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Post Mexico Media
El Universal (Mexico City) Headline: “Marmadukes Leave Mexico with Song, Vaccines, and Questions”The visit that began with quinceañeras and wrestling
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Don’t Cry For Us Mexico
The reporters clustered behind the barricades at Mérida Airport shifted from one foot to the other, cups of burnt coffee
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The Prince and The Press
El Universal (Mexico City)“Marmadukes Confront Coelho: Tension in Mérida Studio”Mexican audiences expecting another warm, symbolic appearance from the Marmadukes were
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Post Miguel Media Responses
Date: June 7th, 2440 Time: 8:00 AM El Universal (Mexico City)“T’mari’s Voice in Mexico: Beyond Symbols, Toward Partnership” On Rodriguez en
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Bury My Ghosts at Wounded Knee
Date: June 13, 2440 Time: 4:45 MTZ— Wounded Knee, South Dakota “You have come a long way to stand before
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A Night for Optics and Oaths
At a university gala in Columbia, Matt dons a barong to honor his roots, while T’mari navigates the politics of academia with poise, charm—and a hidden plan to earn her doctorate in first contact protocols before Matt finds out.
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Little Rabbit and the Breakfast Rebellion
In a quiet Columbia morning, Matt and T’mari trade heat for humor, coffee for memory, and a cultural breakfast for a light-hearted war on tradition. It’s not the Freehold—but it might just be home.