Kerry Williams
Bio
It's been ten days
The longest days. Dry, stinking, greasy days
I've been trying something new
The angels in white linens keep checking in
Is there anything you need?
No
Anything?
No
Thank you sir.
I sit
waiting
Tyler? Is that you?
No
I am... Cornelius.
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Nikki's Song Pt. 1
My daughter Sophia, told me I shouldn't get on the flight, but, as usual, I'm all about work, and a no-nonsense type. I reassured her that it was perfectly safe, reiterated all the statistics I could remember about air travel being safer than most other forms of travel, gave her a kiss and a hug, and reminded her to feed the dog while I was gone. And NO wild parties.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Fiction
Re-Creata-Tino - IRON MAN
So many people watch movies, it's really become one of America's favorite past times. Since certain occurrences have urged people to stay home and stay indoors, rather than driving to a different location to cram in with a bunch of strangers and pay for overpriced popcorn while contracting something you might not get at home, movies at home have become a staple.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Geeks
Playing Devil's Advocate
In this series I'm going to take a prominent headline from a couple sources such as, but not limited to: Google news, Huffington Post, Yahoo, Washington Post, New York Times, New York Post, Facebook, Twitter, etc. And give my honest opinion from both sides of the heavenly gates. Don't shoot the messenger. Change starts with yourself.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in The Swamp
Press Enter Now.
I was born September 2nd, 1974, at 2:03 a.m. My father tells me I was an only child but he's working on giving me a sibling to converse with, which is a funny way of putting it, I guess. I suppose I should tell you a little bit about my mother and father as it does pertain to my life, since they were the ones who made me after all.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Fiction
The War On Chickens
WAR... War never changes... Truer words were never spoken, however... before you gloss over a seemingly innocent picture of a chicken in a coop, consider this; What did the chicken do to get life in prison? It had to be something serious. Something sinister. Something heinous. Murder. That's the kind of stuff I'm talking about. Serious stuff. We're in the middle of a war here people and most don't even realize what's going on! Idiots! Sheeple! Everyone just going about their daily business as if nothing's wrong... But that's how they get ya!
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Feast
Truest Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Ranking third on my list of favorite holidays, it is quickly becoming number one in my book. It's heading in that direction for a lot of people and as people get older, it becomes more and more prevalent as the most cherished holiday of all.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Feast
Paying The Change
Delbev stood close to the sight glass, watching Chalmar floating in the catalyst tank. Murky yellow fluid swirled and bubble momentarily clouded his vision. He peered closer, inspecting the body of his soon to be life partner, looking to see if he could make out specific body parts from its prior combinations.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Fiction
Dark Tidings
Jessica sat, drinking her Pabst Blue Ribbon, and thinking about how much the little town of Podduck had changed in recent years. Aside from the constant gossip and rumors, and all the other stupid stuff that usually went on at family reunions, she suddenly had an epiphany. Family reunions suck. This one was certainly turning out to be a complete suck-fest. Hardly anyone she wanted to see, had shown up. None of her friends were here, not even her favorite cousin, and everyone who had shown up was... gross.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Horror
George and Martha
George and Martha Wentworth were a hard-working dedicated couple who made a living working very respectable jobs. George sold business insurance while Martha supervised her local code enforcement office. Due to their particular fields, they were always wary of people trying to take advantage of the system.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Families
Franklin Cider Mill
The Franklin Cider Mill, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. In my line of business, between running a family owned and operated business in Florida and trying to work on no less than six novels at the same time and various short stories, I find myself with little time to do anything else.
By Kerry Williams4 years ago in Families
