Christopher Gryniewicz
I'm an actor, storyteller, screenwriter, playwright, and poet with a day job. Currently, working on a book series, "History, Mystery, and the Unexplained in North Illinois," where I explore historic events and the paranormal in the northern 33 counties.
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Developing Strong Character and Finding Your True Self in the BibleThis article examines what it means to have integrity in the eyes of God and offers suggested studies to help develop your own character beyond the persona.
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Rockford Illinois: The Coronado Theater Its Ghosts and Its GuestsRockford's Coronado Theater, its ghosts and the creatures that live beneath it.
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The History of San Jose's Winchester Mystery HouseA look at the history and available tours of the Winchster Mystery House in San Jose, CA.
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The Haitian Slave TradeSlavery is still a harsh reality throughout the world. A child can be bought for as little as $150.
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The Legends of the Captain Merry Building in East DubuqueA look at the legends and mysteries of the Captain Merry Building.
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The Life and Legends of Charles GuiteauA look at the life, madness, and afterlife of Charles Guiteau.
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Is Hamlet Mad?A close look at the sanity of the title character in Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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A Review of the Verizon SMT5800A review of the Verizon SMT5800 and how it compares to comparable phones.
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Electric LeashThe original opening monologue to my stage play, Dalmin's Inc. Thrown to the wayside when I rewrote it as a screenplay. At least it holds as prose.
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The WandererMy tribute to the beat poets.
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ToothbrushA bit of humor for a serious world.
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PossibilitiesA poem about moving on.
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The First American President: Not Who You Think it WasAnswers the question of who came before George Washington.
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Being Struck by Lightning While "Safe" IndoorsAccording to the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) approximately 90 people die as a result of being struck by lightning every year in the United States