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Dystopia: Criminal or Saint
Fallon burning out his tuner to seal the gate is a great turning point: a small, personal sacrifice that makes his escape feel earned and marks his transformation into resistance.
Rebecca Wirthner
Dystopia II
That was a very well written and descriptive story with a great atmosphere of subterranean, claustrophobic survival.
eva Jarvis
Nosferatu Genesis
Genesis was begun as a mad tale floating in my brain trying to get out. Migration was written to localize some of my own heritage and the places I grew up in. The Dystopian tales were a bit closer to political annoyance that is rampant in my daily life, and Forbidden Fruits was a call to the shadow that plagues my dreams. Nosferatu: Genesis Afterlife is currently being worked on as a continuation of an abrupt end in Nosferatu: Genesis. I felt there was really much more to tell.
John Halvorson