Trevor Shane
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Children of Paranoia (Children of Paranoia, #1)
19 editions
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2011
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Children of the Underground (Children of Paranoia #2)
5 editions
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2013
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Children of the Uprising (Children of Paranoia, #3)
3 editions
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2013
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List of Fears
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Der Aufstand (Paranoia #3)
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2013
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“I'll see you tomorrow,' I finally said.
'Tomorrow,' you echoed. We hung up without either of us saying 'I love you' for the first time since we'd first said it. At that moment the word TOMORROW meant the same thing. Nothing else needed to be said.”
― Children of Paranoia
'Tomorrow,' you echoed. We hung up without either of us saying 'I love you' for the first time since we'd first said it. At that moment the word TOMORROW meant the same thing. Nothing else needed to be said.”
― Children of Paranoia
“Matt lead those kids through a whole cycle of emotions, from fear to anger, from anger to hate, from hate to hope. It was somewhat sanitized, somewhat canned and rehearsed, but it was marketing genius. I knew how to kill people. Matt knew how to convince people to want to kill. I'm pretty sure that there's more blood on his hands than on mine. I remember leaving the meeting when I was sixteen - frothing at the mouth, ready to start killing. The meeting gave me a purpose. I was sixteen. All I wanted was a purpose. Now, I sat watching Matt's little presentation and felt nothing. Now I had my own reasons for hating the enemy. I didn't need the slide show anymore. War will do that to you.”
― Children of Paranoia
― Children of Paranoia
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“Matt lead those kids through a whole cycle of emotions, from fear to anger, from anger to hate, from hate to hope. It was somewhat sanitized, somewhat canned and rehearsed, but it was marketing genius. I knew how to kill people. Matt knew how to convince people to want to kill. I'm pretty sure that there's more blood on his hands than on mine. I remember leaving the meeting when I was sixteen - frothing at the mouth, ready to start killing. The meeting gave me a purpose. I was sixteen. All I wanted was a purpose. Now, I sat watching Matt's little presentation and felt nothing. Now I had my own reasons for hating the enemy. I didn't need the slide show anymore. War will do that to you.”
― Children of Paranoia
― Children of Paranoia
“I'll see you tomorrow,' I finally said.
'Tomorrow,' you echoed. We hung up without either of us saying 'I love you' for the first time since we'd first said it. At that moment the word TOMORROW meant the same thing. Nothing else needed to be said.”
― Children of Paranoia
'Tomorrow,' you echoed. We hung up without either of us saying 'I love you' for the first time since we'd first said it. At that moment the word TOMORROW meant the same thing. Nothing else needed to be said.”
― Children of Paranoia

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I just read an article that mentioned a man who left the neo-Nazis. Kinda reminded me of Joseph, how he'd seen so much and taught so much hate, yet he always had a choice."
I love the fact that you're still thinking about Children of Paranoia after having finished it. Warms the heart. And yeah, you see stories like that sometimes. One of the nightly news shows recently had a story about a girl who left the Fred Phelps church and how none of her family will talk to her any more. It really makes things hit home.

I just read an article that mentioned a man who left the neo-Nazis. Kinda reminded me of Joseph, how he'd seen so much and taught so much hate, yet he always had a choice.


I'm excited for it to come out and for people to get their hands on it. I think people are going to like it.


Me too! (though honestly it's just nice to know that people are reading it and enjoying it).

Hello Trevor,
It's such a pleasure having you as a friend. Thank you and best wishes!
My warmest regards,
CJ