When you were born, you cried
and the world rejoiced.
Live your life
so that when you die,
the world cries and you rejoice.
- White Elk
Here is more eeriness related to the events depicted in my latest novel:
The Spanish
soldier Gil Perez in 1593 lifted his right foot up from the dust in front
of the Governor's Palace in Manila only to place it down on the cobblestones of
Plaza Mayor in Mexico City.
In 1959 tourist Rick Stevens stepped out of his car in Reno only to place both feet on the grass of Juarez, Mexico.
In 1959 tourist Rick Stevens stepped out of his car in Reno only to place both feet on the grass of Juarez, Mexico.
Space
can bend like fabric. It happens. Rarely.
But it happens.
Wolf Howl was
born with the ability to do it on demand, along with other disturbing
talents. Don't envy him. Because of that fact he has been hunted all his life.
I agree that is eerie, but so cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat I've seen and read here, Roland, is intriguing. Folding space and time and parallel universes speak of interesting travels and unknown possibilities. I'll definitely look over the sample and I'll get back to you on that email!
ReplyDeleteTeresa:
ReplyDeleteI have been fascinated with mysterious stories of true eeriness since grade school, and it has never left me. Like Fox Mulder: I want to believe. :-)
D.G.:
I have my heroes do what I always wanted to do since grade school: explore the unknown facets of our world. Thanks for even considering looking over my novel and reading my email. May good health be yours and your loved ones!