I hope to continue to update Kasey's web page with Kasey stories and writings. Its a way in which we can share his writings and tell stories that we remember. He had many friends that enjoyed knowing him and reading his creative writing style. Feel free to leave me a comment and a story that you remember.

Bruce Sailer

Kasey Sailer,28, was born on June 11, 1983 in Bismarck, North Dakota. He graduated from Mohave High School in Bullhead City, AZ in 2001. He entered the U.S. Air Force in April of 2002. He was stationed at Hill Air Force Base in Utah as an Integrated Avionics System Craftsman, working on the F-16 Jets. He was in the 421st. Squadron - the Black Widows. He served a tour of duty in Qatar in 2003, prior to Operation Iraq Freedom.

Many people believe that J.R.R. Tolkien (A Veteran of WWI) presented this very problem in the end of his “Lord of the Rings” Trilogy. The feeling of Acceptance upon arriving back home has been a problem for Veterans since World War I and probably long before then. It may be the horrors they have seen while they were away, the longing to be with their families after so long, or even to feel accepted after most likely being in a place they were unwanted. It may even be a combination of all of these.

I recently posted the first chapter of my novel, "Smoke". The reason I did this was so whoever wants to can read the first chapter and see if they would like to read the rest. I need feedback on it before I make my final revisions, and then it's off to publishers. So if you would like to read the rest of it just let me know. Any feedback I can get on it will be greatly appreciated.

Type: Short Story

Plot Summary: A mysterious pillar of smoke appears outside Las Vegas and nothing it touches is every heard from again.

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Almost done editing the 4th Draft of my novel, "The Smoke". Looks like it will be around 90,000 words, or 250 Double Spaced Pages.

Once I finish this draft I will handing it out to a number of people in hopes of getting feedback. After that, I will have a clearer picture of things I may need to fix or expand upon in the next revision. The feedback should prove invaluable. After the next revision I should be ready to send it out to publishers or Agents.

Type: Short Story

Plot Summary: A nicotine patch trip that is more than it appears to be.

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Type: Short Story

Plot Summary: A friend recounts the crime his friend committed to get a death sentence

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This will continue to be an issue for decades. On one side, yes it is a persons right to decide if they smoke or not. It is also their constitutional right to be able to smoke. On the other side, second hand smoke is a dangerous thing and non-smokers have the right to not have to inhale it. And this is how we always end up in a limbo of who's rights take precedence. I don't feel we should take the rights away from either side. Why can't we come up with a compromise?

Under the Writing section 'Letters From Basic Training #2"

In this one it shows you what life is like while we go through week 1. Tons of other thing will be included.

I'm glad to see that some people are reading these and I hope that they at lead do nothing more than entertain you.

Also leave any feedback on the site in general, writing, blogs.

Even if it's only to say you hate it.... I would appreciate any suggestions or feedback.