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At some point in life, almost everyone has asked themselves, "If I could live my life over again, what would I do differently?" A car accident gave Carter Pollock, a sardonic and guilt-ridden college dropout the chance to do just that. (Not that he had any say in the matter). But it doesn't turn out to be a simple matter of doing things the right way this time around. In fact, with old enmities rekindled, FBI agents taking an unhealthy interest in his family, and the haunting thought that this is probably all in his head, living the life he remembers becomes increasingly difficult. Flash on the Screen is a serialized story, and I don't know how often I'll be writing installments. More often if a decent number of people read it, I would imagine.

When the leads of the school play break up it is down to Paige to make sure the show goes on. Unfortunately this means gluing together the pieces of shattered relationships and reopening half-healed wounds. The only person who can be the Orlando to her Rosalind is her ex-best friend and major dork, Fen. For a boy who once called Paige the "fat Audrey Hepburn" he sure knows the right lines. With a supporting cast whose lives in theater are threatened by failure, it better be a fantastic show. One week to put it all together. Hell week has a new meaning. This is a dilemma the Bard would be proud of. [#356 31/5/15]

Carter Knight is a nice guy by day and a superhero by night. He can’t help but help the helpless. His first name might as well be “Help”. When he saves a girl in his high school from ruthless bullies, and then saves another girl that same night from an even more ruthless killer, Carter makes it his duty to defend his entire city. But when lies are unveiled, betrayals are executed, and lives are threatened, Carter realizes that maybe he can’t save everyone, and maybe that’s okay. Maybe the superhero needs to be saved once in a while, too. [bomb af cover by mutiaraelwa]