Ask the Author: O.E. Tearmann
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O.E. Tearmann
Thanks for asking. We had a bit of a file snafu with the Zon, but it's available now and goes up for sale on Saturday! Here's the link.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
O.E. Tearmann
For Sale: Victorian Doll
Real human hair, can walk and say 'do you want to play?' No batteries required.
Real human hair, can walk and say 'do you want to play?' No batteries required.
O.E. Tearmann
I'd go down to the Shire. Nice and quiet and peaceful, and agriculture-based. Honestly, I just want a peaceful life.
O.E. Tearmann
Haha, I don't have a summer reading list; my day job is outdoors. But my winter reading list?
*Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
* Rabbit Stew and a Penny Or Two by Maggie Smith-Bendell
*I always start the winter with my autumn list:
Farewell Summer, by Ray Bradbury
The Mystery of Grace by Charles DeLint
The October Country, Bradbury
From the Dust Returned, Bradbury
Thief of Time, Clive Barker
And finishing up with the audiobook dramatization of The Halloween Tree, Bradbury again.
Other books on my list:
*The Pinnathrope Mance, by E.V. Greig
*Encoded, by T.W. Talent
*Everything by Angela Ackerman
*Everything by Alex Silver
*Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
* Rabbit Stew and a Penny Or Two by Maggie Smith-Bendell
*I always start the winter with my autumn list:
Farewell Summer, by Ray Bradbury
The Mystery of Grace by Charles DeLint
The October Country, Bradbury
From the Dust Returned, Bradbury
Thief of Time, Clive Barker
And finishing up with the audiobook dramatization of The Halloween Tree, Bradbury again.
Other books on my list:
*The Pinnathrope Mance, by E.V. Greig
*Encoded, by T.W. Talent
*Everything by Angela Ackerman
*Everything by Alex Silver
O.E. Tearmann
The third book in the Aces High, Jokers Wild series, 'Raise The Stakes', tentatively slated for July. I'm also working away with Kirt Graves to create an audiobook of Book 1
O.E. Tearmann
Write. Write some more. Listen when people tell you what to work on. Nod. Then write a lot more. And don't give up.
O.E. Tearmann
The lucid dreaming element.
O.E. Tearmann
I don't really get it. Stories grab me by the throat and run. I try to keep up.
O.E. Tearmann
The boys live in an America where your ability to be who you are depends entirely on the values of the founder who created the Corporation you're born into an employment contract with and their heirs. If you're born on ZonCom land, you can be and love whoever you want as long as you produce good work. But if you're born in AgCo, they will publicly execute you for your 'immorality' should you step out of their rigid line.
If Aidan were to see the present day, he'd be shocked that there was such an open debate, and fairly depressed that this free and robust discussion with all its points of view was stifled. Kevin, the student of history, would pick up a paper and start cynically pointing out the warning signs hinting at what would come...if he didn't exclaim 'Oh my god I've read about these!' and trot off to stare entranced at our geegaws and epherema. Which is more likely...
If Aidan were to see the present day, he'd be shocked that there was such an open debate, and fairly depressed that this free and robust discussion with all its points of view was stifled. Kevin, the student of history, would pick up a paper and start cynically pointing out the warning signs hinting at what would come...if he didn't exclaim 'Oh my god I've read about these!' and trot off to stare entranced at our geegaws and epherema. Which is more likely...
O.E. Tearmann
Good question. You'll be seeing the unit get back to work now that they're pulled together again, being assigned to the high-level missions Command believes they're best for. Beyond that, here's 5 elements of the story.
1. Hypnotic holographic Christmas advertising
2. Electrified brass knuckles carried by a girl who knows how to use them.
3. A rewrite of Romeo and Juliet in which nobody dies and a lot of people get laid.
4. The proper application of arak and bad karaoke.
5. Turning the weapon of social media against the corporations who run it.
1. Hypnotic holographic Christmas advertising
2. Electrified brass knuckles carried by a girl who knows how to use them.
3. A rewrite of Romeo and Juliet in which nobody dies and a lot of people get laid.
4. The proper application of arak and bad karaoke.
5. Turning the weapon of social media against the corporations who run it.
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