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Bybee | Thursday, April 6,2006

Play online poker and win $2,000

Disclosing the secrets of the game — and the most important rule of all

By Doug Bybee
Eleven million people play online poker; 10,999,999 of ’em win, usually $2,000 each. No doubt you know one of the 10,999,999 — Uncle Bob’s strange friend wh
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Bybee | Wednesday, March 1,2006

The most purposeful shot

This game’s over so, why argue with Frankie?

By Doug Bybee
Harry Jacobs watched from his window as the February snow drifted in his neighbor’s driveway, most of it under the basketball backboard bolted to the roof over the gara
Bybee | Thursday, February 23,2006

Here and there

The parking lot’s always full, the patients are overweight, and nobody wants trouble

By Doug Bybee
He was not from here; he was from there. New places made him apprehensive, but it seemed friendly here. The sign outside the building read “Welcome to the Medical Cente
Bybee | Thursday, February 9,2006

The duck, the shtick, and the best valentine ever

Sister Serene was magic — and my first valentine

By Doug Bybee
The note on Tommie “Snorts” Sullivan’s Christmas card, saying that Sister Mary Serene had recently passed to her reward, surprised me only in that she
Bybee | Thursday, February 2,2006

Good poet! Bad poet!

Made irrelevant by the Net, Tullius finds refuge as a poet

By Doug Bybee
Before the Internet, before the search engines, Tullius Menard was a person of substantial worth, for he’d memorized most all the facts.
Bybee | Thursday, January 19,2006

Power ("Sorry, Sorry Night") politics

The ‘wedged-in’ generation’s last shot at power

By Doug Bybee
     They held no power      They did not know how      Perhaps they’ll hold
Bybee | Thursday, December 29,2005

E-mails from the perimeter of good taste

Will readers never learn not to trade words with me?

By Doug Bybee
I write stories? Stuff? Sometimes kind folks read the stories and e-mail me. The e-mail is almost always of this nature: “I enjoyed your story. Interesting. Different.
Bybee | Wednesday, November 23,2005

The longest dream

Over the years I edge up and down and sideways. Lose some. And win some.

By Doug Bybee
Summer 1959. I’ll refine my first-baseman skills here at the semipro level, forget college, and go straight to the major leagues. The old
Bybee | Thursday, November 10,2005

Comb-overs and sensible shoes

Advice for would-be writers

By Doug Bybee
There’s a small celebrity associated with writing words that find public display; for instance, a few folks have asked me for writing advice. Of course, what they mean
Bybee | Thursday, October 27,2005

Taking the most clandestine route

No one was above suspicion, and that suspicion had to be inclusive

By Doug Bybee
Secrecy was the first order of the Brotherhood, so brothers Harold and Herbert called it Not The Brotherhood. Hob Fadwaddle, the only other “known” m