Showing results for "Cheney" in Literature & Fiction

T.E.D.D. is a trash droid with glitches, sarcasm to spare, and zero interest in dealing with our crap. Unfortunately, quitting isn’t easy when blackouts, psychotic episodes, and a corporate death squad are on your tail. To survive, T.E.D.D. must embrace his anomaly—and maybe even team up with the humans he can’t stand.

Welcome to the fully-automated world of Solace. A prison ran and monitored by the AI "WARDEN." However, not everything is as it seems. Each episode in this sci-fi/horror series will unveil more secrets and terrible details the inmates are forced to confront. All told through Warden's point of view. Meant to be both episodic and serialized, Solace is an experimental concept I've been playing around with. I hope you enjoy.

With "Buckshot Cheney's Last Train Ride" and "A Mysterious Visit", a Magical Reality Chatauqua Show celebrates the comic genius of Americana's premier folk humorist. Mark Twain has been making us laugh for generations and, with "Buckshot Cheney's Last Train Ride" and the preposterous income tax insights of "A Mysterious Visit," American Listener's Theatre presents us with the greatest known antidote to the waves of fear that grip the nation: some belly shaking laughter at the expense of our tormentors.

True Stories of Crime from the District Attorney’s Office by Arthur Cheney Train. "True Stories of Crime: From the District Attorney’s Office" by Arthur Train is a compelling collection of real-life criminal cases from the early 1900s, offering a fascinating glimpse into the legal system. The book features eleven stories based on actual cases handled by the District Attorney's office in New York City. These narratives delve into the complexities of crime, justice, and the legal proceedings of the time, providing readers with a vivid portrayal of the challenges faced by ...

Delve into "True Stories of Crime from The District Attorney's Office" by Arthur Cheney Train. This collection of real-life crime stories provides a fascinating look at early 20th-century criminal cases and the legal system. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts and history buffs.