Stealth Genius

Prescient

So insightful as to be almost prescient.

Charles Schuster had a short career in the carnival. By chance he’d lucked up on a horse named Marvin that …
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His father had been in the Navy during the Viet Nam conflict. Soon after he was born, the family transferred …
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You should come see me. We’ll make our own French wine posters We’ll write bad checks for rent. We’ll live …
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Patricia Reis was getting on in years. Her long auburn locks had given way to gray and white. She held …
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“Hey!” he said, stepping in too close to her. “Whatcha wont fer that carpet right there?” He smelled of basement …
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William “Wim” Rogers Murray looked to his left to see nowhere, to his right to see nowhere in particular. There …
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Miranda Austin walked into the poorly lit pub on a mission. A photojournalist for Citizen Earth, she was up against …
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He shuffled into the kitchen and flopped down into the chair, his arm draped over the table. “I see you’ve …
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What would you say if you knew you would die within 5 minutes? I would call my kids. I would …
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