Bruce Curle `
Bio
A Fifty something male that enjoys writing short stories, scripts and poetry. I have had many different types of work over my lifetime and consider myself fairly open minded and able to speak on many topics.
Stories (75/0)
Order of the Heart VI
Darby O’Ryan was born in Belfast in the late 1990s. Her mother was Catholic and her father was Protestant, something that twenty years earlier was unheard of and still rare in that part of the world. Her family's attempts to immigrate to Canada finally succeeded in 2008, and they found themselves in the Fraser Valley. In Northern Ireland, Darby always had an interest in wildlife, farm animals, and critters of every kind. Some believed the patron saint of animals; St. Francis of Assisi blessed and gave Darby a special connection to all creatures.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Horror
Order of the Heart V
The greenhouse workers loaded everything into the three five-ton trucks. Pieter Degrew had been growing crops, flowers, and trees of every sort for at least the last forty years since he was a teenager. He hoped to take his livelihood to a safe place so that once all the madness ended, he would once more be able to grow food and plants for the people of the Fraser Valley.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Horror
Summer of 78
In my youth in British Columbia, I loved to snorkel in ocean waters. Much of my time was spent when I prepared to attend private school, snorkelling under the White Rock Pier in all sorts of weather. During my youth, crabs were still plentiful around the White Rock Pier and in the rugged breakwater that protected it.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Journal
Order of the Heart IV
Mr. Edward Hurley had spent most of his life in either corrections or security. He worked his way from a grunt officer to senior Correctional Officer at the gate at a large Federal Prison in Kent, B.C. After retirement, he spent many years working for various security companies to occupy his time and feel like he was still an important member of society. Unfortunately, his beloved wife Beverly left him one day saying she was tired of being “Second Fiddle and to a uniform and badge.” When she left, she ended up with half his pensions and “Havah,” his favourite 38 revolver.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Psyche
Order of the Heart. III
Andrew slowly turned the ladle in the pot. He sniffed the aroma of the sauce as it slowly grew to perfection. It might seem that the entire world was aflame, the end times might be upon everyone, but the pasta sauce Andrew created must always be the very best. He still remembered his restaurant on Oak and Broadway in Vancouver. During the Winter Olympics of 2010, people from around the globe lined up for his pasta and creative toasted slices of bread.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Fiction
Order Of the Heart
Mary Walker sat as the truck bounced down the road, quickly approaching the ageing farmhouse and barn. She had not been here for over a year, but it felt like a lifetime, so much had changed since she bought her last dozen eggs outside of a barn. The pandemic came and seemed to go away until the new variant seemed to create the living death.
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Horror
Forgotten Films of the Eighties
FORGOTTEN FILMS of the Eighties Surf Nazis Must Die! I am going to tell you a little about this 1987 film, who created it and some of the people that appeared in it. Afterwhich I will give you my rating of this "Forgotten Film of the Eighties"
By Bruce Curle `2 years ago in Geeks
