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Clerical Errors: a Miscellany
Clerical Errors is a miscellany of short works written sometime over the past 20 or so years by author Jack Matirko. The writings range from short fiction, poetry and prose to even a comic book and an academic paper. Most of the themes are sci-fi or horror oriented.
This collection "Internet.Freedom.Gov" a pre-9/11 investigation of the early electronic surveillance tool dubbed "Carnivore"."Sharkey Thomas (Issue 1)" a previously published independent comic book that begins the story of a detective in a futuristic society."The Truth About Black Cats and Monsters" This is a story about the stray cat who can often be found on my porch. It first appeared as a zine I made for a conference I was tabling at."Neon Mist" A science fiction story about the possibility of transferring consciousness into a swarm of nano bots."The Testimony of Lillian Korpal" A first person horror story about a woman who becomes involved in a demonic cult while working as a personal lingerie model for some wealth but mysterious people.... and more.
This collection "Internet.Freedom.Gov" a pre-9/11 investigation of the early electronic surveillance tool dubbed "Carnivore"."Sharkey Thomas (Issue 1)" a previously published independent comic book that begins the story of a detective in a futuristic society."The Truth About Black Cats and Monsters" This is a story about the stray cat who can often be found on my porch. It first appeared as a zine I made for a conference I was tabling at."Neon Mist" A science fiction story about the possibility of transferring consciousness into a swarm of nano bots."The Testimony of Lillian Korpal" A first person horror story about a woman who becomes involved in a demonic cult while working as a personal lingerie model for some wealth but mysterious people.... and more.
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Published January 11, 2024
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