Profile_bird

Hey there! goodcaptain is using Twitter.

Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? Join today to start receiving goodcaptain's tweets.

Already using Twitter
from your phone? Click here.

goodcaptain

  1. the paperback book edition of The Good Captain is now available through Amazon: http://bit.ly/khGT0
  2. Welcome, new followers. Stay tuned - we'll be start a re-broadcast of The Good Captain in a few weeks
  3. Please add your voice to the nominations here: http://tinyurl.com/5k5xhw
  4. Retweeting @MackReed: @shortyawards I nominate @jaybushman for a Shorty Award in #fiction because of his TwiFi scifi novella, @goodcaptain
  5. Read more about The Spoon River Metblog at http://tinyurl.com/6ljhqb
  6. Loose-Fish Project #2: The Spoon River Metblog is now live: http://spoonriver.metblogs.com
  7. "The Good Captain" is archived at www.goodcaptain.com
  8. The Loose-Fish Project will return with "A Wiki Of The Dead"
  9. More information is available at Loose-Dash-Fish Dot Com: www.loose-fish.com
  10. Graphic design by ShanGogh Design http://www.shangogh.com/
  11. Published under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
  12. "The Good Captain" is a production of the Loose-Fish Project. Written by Jay Bushman. Adapted from Herman Melville's "Benito Cereno"
  13. THE END
  14. He finally followed his leader.
  15. And where, three months after making his deposition, Dmitri Mikhail Dziga gave up his struggle and was quietly laid to rest.
  16. The Guild House’s Mausoleum was where the remains of Shareholder Kaminov were finally interred.
  17. The Arbiters Court faced the main thoroughfare of Mendeleev City, across from the Spacer’s Guild House.
  18. The crystals of his eyes were mounted at the front of the Arbiters Court, as a message and warning of the growing dangers of artificials.
  19. Some weeks after the investigation ended, the artificial bab0 was marched to an incinerator and melted down into slag.
  20. During the trial, Dziga refused to even look at the artificial. When pressed by the Arbiter to do so, he collapsed.