A central idea of Projects was my pursuit of fictional writing. Part Three presents two fine fictional tales, both full of humor.

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I'm weighing in against Roslin: she's off her nut. Felix get his leg choped off. Aliances are made between Human and Cylon, then hastily ruined. Michael Hogan is tremendous and this is just about one of the best Battlestar Galactica's ever.

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I explored a more serious side of my writing on Projects. " Incapable as I am of doing anything without meaning..." I once said, and how true. Part Two carries on with some more autobiographic and serious entries.

One of the most liberating things I did was not define too closely what Projects was about. I came to view it as, literally, any of the Projects I was working on. Although my focus was always clearly on creative writing, let's start Part One with some of the most eclectic pieces.

Like the man said, it's pretty basic. The illusion is that it isn't.

A stunning, genious episode that left my head spinning and a deathly fear of nosebleeds. Starbuck and some of The Grand Poo Barge crew find the S.S. Stumpy, we learn more about the path of possible Cylon redemption. Adama and Roslin have their best scene ever. With a special apperance by Barbara Bush.

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Helo: I don't have any choice.Athena: Yes, you do.
Athena is the toaster that proved choice was always possible, even among our mechanical brethren.  What was holding Helo back was his reverential belief in the military chain of command.  The Road Less Traveled [...]