David Lee Boyer

We all have stories, mine is no better than anyone else’s, all of us leading broken lives to one degree or another in this drama of life. And I find inspiration writing about redemption, about wringing hope from hopelessness. I find solace in writing stories about those living on the fringe of socie...

The year: 2018. The place: The wastelands of an apocalyptic world once known as North America. A virulent strain of rabies found within infected meat is slowly but surely poisoning the nomadic survivors left behind after the world-wide apocalypse of 2012. There are no cattle left; only deer, fox, wo...

Luther Biggs had almost hated his father; he was not only cruel to Luther, he was cruel to animals too. He used to tell Luther stories about when he was a lot younger and had a few beers in him he would catch stray cats and tie their tails together and hang them over a clothesline and watch them cla...

Luther Biggs had almost hated his father; he was not only cruel to Luther, he was cruel to animals too. He used to tell Luther stories about when he was a lot younger and had a few beers in him he would catch stray cats and tie their tails together and hang them over a clothesline and watch them cla...

We Can Hear You on the Hill tells the story of the formation of the Chatham MA town band in 1931 by a talented mechanic who seemed to excel at anything he tried. A motorcycle and boat race driver, he proved instrumental in the first flight across the Atlantic as a young man in 1919. He then gathered...

“CYBER STALKER: A VICTIM’S STORY,” is the true story of Brian Davis, a an aspiring writer whose career was beginning to look promising; three book deals, an on line magazine that was receiving favorable reviews. Then one day in October of 2010, a woman whom he’d thought was a friend turned against h...

A young woman sentenced to jail sits back reflecting on the crimes that placed her there – and finds that reading the Bible has given her a new outlook and lease on life; a writer, reflecting back on his days as an alcoholic, realizes that his excessive drinking and a hand injury – which most people...

Born out of scandal and political discord, the Avondale Children's Home opened its doors in 1911. The home has operated as a self-sufficient farm, endured the hardships of the great depression and transformed from 'orphanage' to residential center. The history of the home is explored through article...