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“Son of Cowtown,” Annie Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

A flash fiction piece in preparation for my novel tentatively titled Annie and the Second Anasazi, scheduled for publication in late 2012. Sign up for notification by email here. Antone had been the star center in high school basketball, recruited … Continue reading

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“Centipede Shootout,” Annie Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

A flash fiction piece in preparation for my novel tentatively titled Annie and the Second Anasazi, scheduled for publication in late 2012. Sign up for notification by email here. Silence with background noise. The kind a city person hears in … Continue reading

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“Annie and the Four Helicopters,” Disruption Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

A flash fiction piece in preparation for my novel tentatively titled Annie and the Second Anasazi, scheduled for publication in late 2012. Sign up for notification by email here. Helicopters pounded the air and everyone scattered. Annie didn’t know what … Continue reading

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Anasazi Runner now in Paperback

Anasazi Runner: a novel of identity and speed New! Buy in Paperback for $12.99 from Amazon or CreateSpace. Sean, a gifted runner, inherited only one thing from his mother, a mysterious carved amulet with three haunting faces. He doesn’t understand … Continue reading

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“Sixteen Standing Stones,” Anasazi Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

Sixteen stones stacked high as a man’s head, one upon the other, spindly and apt to fall in a hard wind, but it had been there for as long as the boy could remember. He liked looking at it, a … Continue reading

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“The Anasazi Sign,” Contemporary Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

Garvin didn’t believe him. “You don’t believe me,” Baxter said. Garvin hated that. Was he so easy to read? He stood and took two steps toward Baxter, who recoiled. His face lost its unreadable mask infuriatingly like that of a … Continue reading

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Anasazi Video: “Cannibalism and the Anasazi,” Featuring Christy Turner

This is a very well-produced sixty-minute program broken into six segments. I’m stacking all six segments here for easy viewing. For more about the evidence and ideas of Christy Turner, the featured archaeologist in this show, see my review of … Continue reading

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Anasazi Book Review: “Man Corn, Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American Southwest,” by Christy Turner

This is one of the first books to inspire me to write about the Anasazi because it offered an explanation that made the puzzle come together in my head. You can’t visit the likes of Chaco Canyon, Chimney Rock Archaeological … Continue reading

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“Elby: Turning Point, Outer and Inner,” Contemporary Flash Fiction by Jeff Posey

Elby sat at the café waiting for Uncle Marsh. Each time the front door jingled she looked up, but only tourists came through. No locals. She wrapped her hand around her warm mug of coffee and people-watched out the picture … Continue reading

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Anasazi Video: 500 Nations Documentary Excerpt

Ten-minute excerpt from 500 Nations documentary on the Anasazi and ancient civilization. This is a very good introductory video for these specific reasons: Feeling of the environment in which the Anasazi lived Brief history Fantastic visuals Engineering and building abilities … Continue reading

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