Graham Cooke
Bio
Semi-retired contract technical writer, editor and content developer now writing creatively in the genres of adventure, post-apocalyptic and science fiction, and technical gear reviews.
Stories (28/0)
My Office Door is Always Open
Title and sub-title get your attention? Okay; good! First things, first. You need to know that should you need to get a hold of me at any particular time, I'm always available. But please, email, message, text or call ahead first. Plus, on that latter, you're best texting me your telephone number because I don't answer unrecognized callers on my phone. You should also know that I may live in a different time zone than yourself.
By Graham Cookeabout a year ago in Journal
That Sinking Feeling ...
Slipping into the water, from the charter boat, anchored off Bracebridge, Ontario, into the Muskoka Lake down the mooring line, into the dark depths below, Graham descended. Hand over hand, as gracefully as possible, with 36 pounds of lead strapped to his waist onto this weight belt and another 4 pounds of lead in 2 pound ankle weights each at the bottom of each leg.
By Graham Cookeabout a year ago in Fiction
Library Subscription
Prologue (--available here--) to my Vocal list of favourite creators to whom I subscribe. The first of my favourites I've now reviewed, i.e. list of Vocal creators and suggested readings, are in a previous Vocal effort (-- available here --).
By Graham Cookeabout a year ago in Journal
Subscription
So, after reading two variations of this created by other Vocal creators, I have decided to summarize my favourites also. The first variation is the one in which creators, i.e. authors, list their favourites of their peers here on Vocal, . The second variation of the favourites list is whereby an author (creator) lists their own favourite Vocal Creations and not an ad nauseum list of all their own works. This particular "Favourite - Vocal Creations and Authors" creation of mine is the first variation and will "attempt to limit" my display of affection for certain creator's selection of prose and other works.
By Graham Cookeabout a year ago in Journal
