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“BP oil spill could go on for years,” say engineers.
“Nuke it, retards” says Ian McLeod.

Ian McLeod seems to know more about the short-to-mid-term effects of a low-yield (10-20kt) nuclear blast 5000 feet underwater than the good people at Los Alamos. Do you really want to know what those effects are? Read Nuke BP’s Oil Spill Now.

In this third installment of Poetry with Mr. McLeod, Ian utters these words. Poetry at it’s best; simple, short, beautiful.

April is the time of year where we welcome back Jesus with a contest to make his father proud. The W.E.S Contest is back. It’s a Write an Entire Story boogaloo. Do you have what it takes to Write an Entire Story? Sure you do!

L.A. Nights is a Beat Poem about the City of Angels and how far from heaven we really are. Written in the 5x4x5 structure.

In this second episode of Poetry with Mr. McLeod, Ian offers you a glimpse into his mind as he ponders the possibilities of postmodernism.

Our visitors from Google are worried about the events at the end of the Mayan Calender. When the modern age has so many things to worry about, we ask “2012, why worry?”

I hope you are all having a wonderful new year thus far. My job situation has regularized somewhat in recent weeks, which means I am no longer working 70 hour weeks, which means I have returned! This is but one of many poems I’ve written, and I’ve decided to share my best work with you, American Nonfiction’s loyal readers, in this new series of posts. I may, at times, post public domain poetry and commentary as well, for your edification. I hope you enjoy.

New Year’s Eve has come and gone. Most of us remember the night when ball dropped. However, Irish Guilt is a work of prose for those among us who can’t remember a thing. Ring in the New Year with a remembrance of times forgotten.

To Outline or not to Outline? For new authors it is not even a question. if you are going to finish a novel in 30 days, you need one. We have some tips for your NaNoWriMo goal.

When North meets South all diplomatic hell breaks loose in this Steampunk Fiction from Ian Mcleod.

A free short Online story set in a Steam Punk world with even steamier subject matter.

Outside of Com-Mixer 10, a yearly comic convention, super hero agent Eve Estafan deals with the mere mortal side of her clientèle.