Justin Alcala is an award winning American author & short story writer. He has four novels including the critically acclaimed A DEAD END JOB.
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Buck is interning for the Grim Reaper and it only gets weirder from there. A DEAD END JOB hits shelves October 6th, 2021. Preorder on Amazon and B&N today!
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GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick says if Elon Musk ordered the slowdown of Starlink in Ukraine, "that is likely a violation of the law."
"We've gotta investigate...We've got to call the witnesses, got to bring them in, put them under oath, and get to the bottom of it. Because this is this is a very, very serious matter. It cannot be glossed over."
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They are trying to silence us,visibility is very low..👀
Show your voice! 🙌
From which country do you continue to support Ukraine 🇺🇦?
Drop your Flag in the comment 😉
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BREAKING: Elon Musk is reportedly worried that, if millions of Russian bots stop worshipping him on X and attacking all his critics, then his investors will sell their meme stock holdings in Tesla and SpaceX, and his house of cards hiding X's debts will collapse and bankrupt him.
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The United States is more than Trump. America is millions of people with big hearts who have not turned their backs on Ukraine during the darkest hour of our history.
To every American who supports us, helps us, and continues to believe in Ukraine: thank you. Thank you for your kindness, your solidarity, and for reminding us that we are not alone in this fight.
We may never know your names, meet you in person, or speak the same language. But your support reaches us across an ocean, and it means more than words can ever express.
One day, when this war is over, we will remember not only those who turned away from us, but also those who stood by our side when it mattered most.
America is not just its president. America is also you. And we will never forget that.
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Piers Morgan: Do you feel betrayed?
🇺🇦 Zelensky: Yes. It's a pity that we are losing a strong partner.
Piers Morgan: You think you're losing America?
🇺🇦 Zelensky: Yeah, but not because of us. We can't be weak. We're not selling our country. Look, guys, it's not about business for us. It's our lives. It's our country, our home, our children.
🇺🇸 Zelensky on Trump:
If you're in the middle, you have to stay in the middle, not on the wrong side.
I think Trump's advisers are wrong. I don't know who is pushing him to the wrong side. This is not the right side of history.
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Don’t ask Ukraine to stop defending itself
Ask Russia to stop attacking Ukraine!
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After the core rules, probably my favorite AD&D supplement is the Manual of the Planes. Crazily, one of the things I love about it is that it pulls so many disparate bits together, makes them, somehow cohesive in an insane way...and makes no apologies for somethings being just completely antithetical to placing an adventure in. The Elemental Planes are almost impossible to site an adventure, and the Negative and Positive Material Planes...well, them existing will have an impact on your campaign, but you'll never go there.
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Today, we have a wish for Ukrainian fathers 🇺🇦
May every one of them have the chance to embrace their children in peace.
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I turn 31 today.
On May 27, I will enter my seventh year in the army — and my sixth in the UA Marine Corps.
It feels as if every one of these years has counted for three, sometimes for five. My life is full of difficult changes now, and they have all come at once.
War often confronts people with choices that do not merely tear them apart, but force them to live inside that tearing for years.
And yet the main thing remains unchanged: I continue to serve. Despite the exhaustion, I am grateful that I have stayed faithful to my duty.
Over these years, I have written several books, later translated into several languages. I took this photo during my latest duty shift, with them beside me, because these texts have held me together.
And also as a reminder: soon, another book must stand among them.
Every page of it holds up a mirror I do not want to face — but must.
