Dennis Spielman
Bio
Dennis Spielman is a filmmaker and writer whose most notable work is his travel and interview series, Uncovering Oklahoma. In addition to his various shows, he is the author of the 16th Phoenix Universe Stories. www.DennisSpielman.com
Stories (5)
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Another Step
Just another step. Flames and sparks erupted from her invention, which I pitched as flawless and fantastic to my team. I bragged if anything went wrong during the heist, we could learn from our mistakes and make the plan perfect. I did not account for how many blunders we would have to correct and the impact of repeated uses on the power cells.
By Dennis Spielman3 years ago in Fiction
Resurrection on the Oriental Express
Elle snuggled tight on her comforter while forcing her eyes to stay close so she could continue to soak in her luxurious sleepy state. Her bed felt unnaturally comfortable like she was staying at a premium resort. Then a voice in her head asked, “Is this even your bed?”
By Dennis Spielman3 years ago in Fiction
The Horror Prompt Card
“The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window.” I stepped back from the campfire, falling deeper into the shadows and waving my hands for dramatic flair. Plus, I was already hot, no thanks to the Oklahoma heat wave.
By Dennis Spielman4 years ago in Fiction
The Dragon with the Time-Traveler Tattoo
There weren’t always dragons in the Valley. Mayor Axepen was dead set on giving the unfamiliar herd of dragons a friendly welcome as part of his civic duty. In his 42 years of living on the Black Planet, Brutüs occasionally saw dragons fly throughout the skies, wait in line at the drive-through of a coffee shop, or deliver kegs of beer from a local brewery. Seeing over two dozen together was a rare sight.
By Dennis Spielman4 years ago in Fiction
Testing Predictions on an Abandoned Village
Haley Riot pulled on the purple musical note attached to the retractable band around her neck. The networker designed to look like two beamed eighth notes brought life a three-dimensional map of their position in the woods. Beside the map were a few postings and news clippings about the Babylon Sisters Village. Some of the posts talked of treasure, murder, and ghosts but offered no evidence other than stories of people going missing who explored the area.
By Dennis Spielman5 years ago in Horror
