My most lengthy work was written as part of NaNoWriMo 2010. In the 30 days of November, I produced over 50,000 words regarding a directionless man who suddenly finds himself at the center of a missing persons case involving a dirty cop, a stolen lockbox, and a cast of unsavory characters looking to beat any information out of our protagonist they can. Will he get the girl and foil the dirty cop? Will he get a drink thrown in his face by said girl before her boyfriend punches his teeth down his throat? Most importantly, will the novella survive the grinding process of Revision?

Answers to these questions, and more, forthcoming. For now, take in a short story written during my undergrad years. I brought in the red pen and revised it again last month before submitting the story to an online journal. Take note, this is the first part of a trilogy: Post-Graduate Stress Disorder. [Alert: PDF]