BEAR CREEK by Abe Evergreen is a short story which takes place during the Gold Rush years. Jake witnesses an extremely violent fight break out between two groups in his camp, and the event changes how he perceives other people. As a result, he is also changed.
More of a personal drama than anything else.
As always,
AstraDaemon
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Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Fighting Over Laundry
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Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Postcard From the Future
LARRY'S LAST COMPANION by Abe Evergreen is not a story as much as a glimpse into a future with flying cars and androids mistaken for humans. Larry reminisces about his late wife as he revisits the Grand Canyon with his companion. Ironically, the old man uses ground-breaking technology to hold onto memories of more simple times in his past.
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AstraDaemon
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Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Remote Road Rage
BELTWAY BASHER by Abe Evergreen is a flash fiction piece which takes road rage to a new level. I don't want to sound sympathetic with Ben, but I would have liked to see him take on a lane merge with drivers who don't know how to zipper.
For a few pages, there are a lot of sociological and psychological aspects in this story to discuss. Very interesting, especially with the driverless vehicles becoming more common.
As always,
AstraDaemon
For a few pages, there are a lot of sociological and psychological aspects in this story to discuss. Very interesting, especially with the driverless vehicles becoming more common.
As always,
AstraDaemon
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