Frontier Road - short stories.
Frontier Road podcast includes short stories, poems, and excerpts and or abridgments of classical literature, often deriving themes of questioning God, liberation of unbelief, ambiguity and the absurdity of life.We often introduce themes of mid-life crisis, sometimes from a…
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Odysseus: Homer vs. Hollywood (a short story) (opens the original)
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"Hello, students. Hope you had a crappy weekend. How many of you went to the theater to watch Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey ?" Three hands shot up. One very excitedly. "Yes, Jeremy. What did you think of it?" Jeremy was a polarizing figure in the class. Intelligent? Yes. Disruptive? Yes. Rude and obnoxious? Yes and yes, almost always. But Mr. Grey liked him anyway because he was always there and usually willing to contribute to the discourse. "Bro, Mr. Grey, this movie was slinging. I've seen
Making my High School C Team (opens the original)
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I am fifteen years old, and I can only tell what I see, what I hear, and what I think is going on. If you want the whole story, you'd have to ask my dad, my coach, the other parents, and probably a few of my teammates. They might all tell it differently then I do. There are a little more than three minutes left before halftime, and we're losing by ten points. It's to a smaller school. Not a terrible school or anything, but a school we should be beating. We have more athletes than they do. At lea
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