One night in January we heard from the television that there had been another attack on London. The only thing that the attackers had in common was that they had all been fitted with implants of the kind that Mona and myself now wore. They had all been tuned to OHD, a fundamentalist religious organisation …
Intermission: In The Bleak Midwinter
Author's house, yesterday. Image rendering: Toni Bratincevic I have often felt there is some magic in Christmas (what else could stop us hating each other for one day?) but now I know that it had nothing to do with a man who came from Nazareth 2000 years ago, where it doesn't even get cold. …
The Electric Corp: Aftermath (pt.2)
In Manny's lab curious cables from the roof two stories overhead trail into mysterious machinery, and a Tesla coil cries and hums menacing with energy. The phone company must have some serious dough to throw for a place like this, up in London's prime skyline real estate. "So glad you could make it," said Manny, …
The Electric Corp: Aftermath (pt 1)
"Any place that claims human compassion ought at least to have some human life present within it. But I digress."
Fiction and Bullsh*t
FAO anyone who stumbles across this blog. I haven't been uploading recently because life, but I've actually got a lot of material ready to go. If you are really unlucky I'll upload my Elder Scrolls fan fiction. I won't be doing any more book reviews because I'm just terrible at them. Also I like reading …
In Space, No One Can Hear You Get Woke
Book Review: Endymion, by Dan Simmons There can't be that many sequels that surpass the original they were spawned from. The Empire Strikes Back? Arguably doesn't count, as part of a planned trilogy. Blade Runner 2049? That's controversial. Twin Peaks: The Return? Very good, but technically the third season of a TV show. From …
In Space, No one can hear you cry Cultural Marxism (Pt.1)
The Hyperion Omnibus by Dan Simmons – book review As soon as I read the first of these books (there are 4 total, 2 in this vol.) I knew at some point I'd be writing and blogging a review of them, and ever since then I've been screwing around on Twitter and avoiding the damn …
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