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Wesley A. Bridle

Wesley A. Bridle comes from a rural upbringing on the New Hampshire Seacoast. A strong background in the blogging medium and a bigger interest in publishing forced his hand to create American NonFiction. We are pretty Jazzed.

Currently, Wesley resides in the star lined sidewalks of Hollywood. The change in climate is nice, but the world is still filled with mundane insanity. He will be sure to point it all out to you.

Handshakes and Back Stabs

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In the Corporate world of Handshakes and Back Stabs, a cybernetic leader must die.
or read 1: E-Courtship

Code for the Blogger In You

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Scream Binary has taught you how to get your website up and running. Now we tell you the blogger, what code you need to know for your future internet stardom.

L.A. Nights: A Poem

L.A. Nights is a Beat Poem about the City of Angels and how far from heaven we really are. Written in the 5×4x5 structure.

New Label Order

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Sam is back and he is mad as H, E, double Hokey Sticks at what the Supreme Court has done. Find out what the department of Justice has done and what Sam thinks should be done about it.

2012, Why Worry?

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?”

Seaside Warf

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Or Read Issue 1
or Face Full of Egg

The Potsie Scheme

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Or read Issue 1

Nice Peter’s Surburban Highschool

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The story of how Wesley attained a copy of “Suburban Highschool” by Nice Peter and a couple of links to guide your way on how to get your own copy.

Irish Guilt

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.

Michael Ruppert’s Collapse

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Our financial downfall was predicted and forecast by Michael Ruppert. Now he is back with “Collapse”, a documentary that just might save you from a dark future.

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