Tis the season, and I for one am ready to celebrate. It’s
raining in Northern California and supposedly we might get snow up here in
the beautiful mountain that I call home. It’s been years since that happened,
but in a year where I managed to write not one, but three novels, the Cubs won
the World Series, and Donald Trump was elected President of the United States,
I think anything is now possible.
I wanted to give you a gift--so I posted this picture of my cat. However, after some consideration, I felt that perhaps all of you out there on the interwebs deserved something a bit more exciting.
I’ve recently received a few messages from readers asking
when the next eHuman novel will be ready. Again, I apologize for the delay, I
got caught in Egypt 200 B.C. for about fourteen months, but work has begun on
the eHuman Deliverance and I hope to
get it out soon. One of my readers suggested that until I release the last
book, I should consider sharing short eHuman stories. I love that idea and
after thinking about it, I decided that for this holiday season, that’s exactly
what I’ll do—give you the gift of Dawn.
Thus, I’ve posted a short story on Medium, originally
published in Visions of the Future, a book by the Lifeboat Foundation. It is titled,
“The Birth of the Dawn” and is the
backstory to her original Jump into an eHuman body. I wrote it years ago, then
modified it for Visions of the Future
and then modified it yet again for you.
Consider it my Holiday gift for those who have taken an
interest. Whether you follow me on Facebook, Twitter, or Medium, are a regular
on my Blog, have read the eHuman novels, or are just friends who follow me to
help me out, every reader brings my writer’s life meaning. Like the dancer who
makes the musician’s notes visual, readers make the characters in my head come
to life. I appreciate you always and every day.
And I hope to bring you not just eHuman Deliverance in 2017, but also many more novels to come. In
the meantime, here’s the link to, “The
Birth of the Dawn.”
I hope you enjoy it.
4 comments:
I'm so glad that I know that in the books Dawn retrieves her lost memory. I really hope they work on this in future in dealing with those whose memories begin to return in part. Just a part of the memory with out the whole can make on crazy or feel empty, knowing there is something vital there and not being able to capture it... it is heartbreaking, as you portray in your first book. ThnX
You're very welcome! I'm so glad you caught onto that, for their loss of memory is key to their pain and emptiness. Yes, they're about to recover everything and now their pain is remembering what they'd set out to do, and how far they are from what they desired. That's the irony of it all, isn't it?
I just found your comment in my email. Thanx for your response. V
Thannks great blog
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