Transit Map

On this subway, the tiles are links. Generally speaking, the top navigation tiles
will take you to published writing by Thomas Bolt, with links to work by others.
Clicking on a large station-name mosaic will usually drop you down the page. The

 

bar (found on main pages) will take you to a second home page, or (if you're
already there) get you back to the first one.



About this site.
Not very informative so far. This is an F.U.Q. rather than an F.A.Q. file. 		Home.

This will reload the frameset, and take you back to where you came in.
About the author.

Sorry if you want the real thing. I couldn't bring myself not to parody.

Stories.

Fiction by Thomas Bolt, with links to work by others.

You are HERE.

This map doesn't tell you everything, but it might help orient you.

Other writing.

Essays, articles, reviews, and where to find them.

Email the site.
Send an email. I might post it on the site (unless you explicitly say I can't). 		Poems.

Shorter poems by Thomas Bolt, with links to work by others.
Science?

Nothing up yet. Artful science. 		Things sorted by color.

A spectrum: sometimes an interesting way of grouping things.
Discussion & boards. Talk!

 If I've put it up here, I really like it. Maybe you will, too. Exerpts from highly recommended writers.

A 1,001-line poem with hypertexted notes and parodies of notes. It also appears on the excellent Zembla site.
Indexed interests. Links.

The alpahabet and some who've used it well. 		Black page.

A subway ride with some Easter eggs.
Read unpublished work.

To consider work for possible publication (Gutenberg-style), please email the site for a password. Say who you are and what periodical you represent. 		Other writers.

Recent work by favorite writers. Recommendations.
Art.

Some early work by Thomas Bolt. Much more to come, better and by others. 		Crescent moon.

We live on a planet? Wow.
Copyright notice.

I own the site. Please don't copy anything of mine. The work by dead authors is in the public domain, so far as I know, or quoted under "fair use" rules. 		Random flashes.

News.