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  • In her dream the road is a river, and the river's a road, a twisting turning green-scaled monster that follows a fool wherever he runs.

    Novel Excerpt - Full Chapter of Jimmy! George LaCas 2011

  • In her dream the road is a river, and the river's a road, a twisting turning green-scaled monster that follows a fool wherever he runs.

    NOVEL EXCERPT: Jimmy Gollihue George LaCas 2011

  • Her tail is not the traditional smooth green-scaled muscle, but seems ragged - tendrils of deep brown rather than scales.

    Valentines, part the first mllelaurel 2009

  •  The green-scaled surface was swirled with oil-slick, orange and yellow in the patchy light, and pieces trash often floated in the middle, unnatural blossoms waiting to waterlog into the mud.

    To Be A Child (Part II of III) 2009

  • Three jesting Fates, green-scaled, bulge out from the roof shingles of the old church, laughing, playing.

    Archive 2009-10-01 David McDuff 2009

  • Not only did the 50-year-old doll from Mattel beat out the green-scaled Creature, but she outclassed models from The Exorcist, Invasion of the Saucermen and even an action figure of Rondo Hatton himself, the obscure 1940s horror actor who inspired the fan awards.

    Video WatchBlog Wins Best Blog Rondo Award 2009

  • Three jesting Fates, green-scaled, bulge out from the roof shingles of the old church, laughing, playing.

    Poem David McDuff 2009

  • Not only did the 50-year-old doll from Mattel beat out the green-scaled Creature, but she outclassed models from The Exorcist, Invasion of the Saucermen and even an action figure of Rondo Hatton himself, the obscure 1940s horror actor who inspired the fan awards.

    Archive 2009-03-22 2009

  • In an issue of Baffling Mysteries, two green-scaled humanoids abduct a scantily clad blonde, telling her, We have long sought a queen!

    Grand Theft Childhood Lawrence Kutner 2008

  • In an issue of Baffling Mysteries, two green-scaled humanoids abduct a scantily clad blonde, telling her, We have long sought a queen!

    Grand Theft Childhood Lawrence Kutner 2008

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