Dwayne Phillips: 116 books

A woman adores her three Chihuahaus. Down the hall lives an aging widower. They all collide one morning, and that changes their lives.

"Everyone who goes in that room is a liar." That had to be a myth. There cannot be anything special about a silly little room. That's what I thought until I spent a couple of minutes in the room.

An angel named Al visits Dave in his apartment. Al labels Dave a "loser," gives him several hundred million-dollar ideas, and then comes to the point of his visit.

Eddie Donaldson was a major league baseball player. His motivation for trying baseball as a kid was simple - he was hungry.

An engineer builds an interface between a computer and the human mind. Books and movies come alive in your brain. Then the engineer connects the entire Internet to his brain.

Ten-year-old Todd is going with his dad while his dad goes hunting. It is the longest, hardest, and most memorable day of his life.

Tim was a writer, or at least he wanted to be a writer. He had an office with a view, a good computer, and a supportive wife. All he had as a writer, however, was a blank page, but not even a blank page - only a blank screen. In desperation, he goes to a McDonald's for coffee and finds his inspiration.

The men are going shopping at an outdoors store on a Saturday. They only have one little side errand to run concerning a neighbor's cat.

It was Roy Taylor's first visit to New York City. The weather was great and the meetings had gone well. All that was left to a good visit was a cab ride to the motel, a good night's sleep, and a short flight home in the morning. What could go wrong?

They didn't seek it; it feel to them. The introverts ruled the world. They didn't see it that way. They saw themselves as the ones to rebuild civilization. As all reigns, it too came to an end one day.

Brian Hough was robbed at gun point. Well, not really at gun point, and not really robbed, but attempted robbery by a bandit who could not hear and from a store that didn't have any money.

David is on break from his dead-end job at the Dollar Store. A scruffy old man approaches him claiming to be his uncle who hasn't eaten in two days. David gives the old man his last $2. Something comes back in return later.

A little boy talks to an old man who counsels people. The little boys gives the old man a new perspective on his patients and shows him how to relieve their troubles in a puff of smoke.

Gary Harrison's car breaks down in the small town of Riverside. People mumble his name and give him odd glances. Something happened in the town on Friday, December 5th, 1941.