"Maybe tonight we can forget about it all
It could be just like heaven
I am a machine
No longer living, just a shell of what I dreamed"
--"The Fantasy", 30 Seconds To Mars
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Current Inspirations:
Great authors such as Bret Easton Ellis, Stephen King, Chuck Palahniuk, Irvine Welsh, William Gibson, Stephen Baxter, Robert Heinlein, and (of course) Frank Herbert. Also, real life, dreams, satire, surrealism, and, of course, other writers' stories on this site that put mine to shame.
-- Update (12/06/06) --
"Slip" is finally up!
Okay, so here's the idea; it's a Sci-Fi short story about time travel, but beyond that it's pretty gritty, even horrific. The story is told by a man I have dubbed "Johnny Pureheart", a prisoner in a the not-too-distant future. His crimes are unspeakable and his demeanor is that of a puckish little boy. He is part of an experiment, as are all his fellow inmates, in which criminals are being sent back to undo the moment in their lives that set the foundation for their future atrocities. His will take him back to a Halloween night years ago (so I suppose you can call this a very belated Halloween story, too)...
Now that "Slip" is done, the TGDGD sequel is once again my main objective. :)
Current Projects:
-- The sequel to "The Gods Dream Green Dreams" in which Thomas takes The Christian's place as the next fanatical assassin. Also, expect to see some stand-alone stories that branch off into other aspects of this story's universe.
-- Revamps & New Chapters of the following; "Chameleon", "Post-Dawn", "Netherworld", and yes, "Sunearth" (Keep your eye on it, Roz!).
-- "The Other Place Series", a new project, possibly my most ambitious yet, revolving around an expansion on my short "The Other Place" that will not only introduce many new stories and characters, but will also link some of my stuff together.
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