Sample of Work
Fighting his fatigue, Tonah lay down on his
blanket and entered the trance-like state to project his awareness. He
pushed out to a power spot and sought the vantage point of a bird to survey
the surroundings. He adjusted the vibrations, moving down the spectrum,
seeking...Tonah exercised his volition and nosed over into a powerful dive.
“It’s over,” Caleb said. “Better let me see
to that wound.”
“Let it alone. It’s too late for that.” Inman’s
eyes burned with hatred. “I’m just trying to get strength enough to finish
you.”
“You’ll never get out by yourself.”
“I know.”
“You want to kill me that badly?”
“Even if it’s with my dying breath.”
Caleb glanced over to where his revolver had
landed in the rocks, too far! Inman attempted to raise the rifle and it
wavered.
About the Author
James Gibson grew up on a cattle ranch in western Tennessee, learning
to read in his father’s Zane Grey westerns. He has researched and traveled
in the American West, and in the Orient, where he found remarkable similarities
in beliefs and customs. He writes in a new direction, attempting to create
a culture of the mind that might have existed totally outside the purview
of the Anglos settling the West.
Perspective readers can contact the author at jimgibson50
at hotmail.com
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