Yup, “science fiction horror.” So there.
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The Captain and the Kid: Another Imaginary Tale From Margaritaville (We Hope!)
What is this “hope” of which you speak?
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Iryna is a painter working for the City of Pripyat, during her time on Lesya Ukrainka she develops a crush on her neighbor Saetre, a Swedish man working at Cnpp. Tripping on mushrooms when the plant explodes she thinks nothing of it when Saetre whisks her away to Sweden. But when does love end and kidnapping begin? Read Iryna’s story before delving into Saetre’s.
Or maybe I’ll just read neither.
Yes, I too am having flashbacks of substandard Mondrian imitations.
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Mike Scantlebury is an Internet Author, best known for his fiction, (also on Kindle). This ebook is the first that is in factual mode, and is based on a series of articles he has been writing since 2007, which have previously been published on a number of websites all over the world.
The ebook brings these short articles together in a convenient package, and helps to explain some of Mike’s views and put character on his outlook on things. Not that he’s claiming to be infallible: at the end of the ebook is a list of a number of Mike’s websites and blogs, where he is inviting comments, contributions and discussion. Because, after all, that is how democracy works – by debate.
I still don’t know what the heck it’s about, but okay.
And she won’t need to comically oversized shoes, because she obviously has no feet.
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