Eudora

by Aaron Dennis

Are we not all taught who we are supposed to be? What if who we are conflicts with who we want to be? She was taught to be Eudora, but she must be something quite different.

ebook

Published June 12, 2012

About the author

Dennis has been writing for 8 years and has accomplished a great deal in a short amount of time. Apart from writing and creating some wonderful stories, he learned editing from working with Chuck Sambuchino. His creative skills are easily recognized in books like War and Glory where scifi and horror are mixed, or books like Cayneian, where fantasy and horror are mixed, but he also portrays a great many psychological and philosophical issues throughout his writing.
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Reviews

[Petepee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Eudora is a young woman. a strange young woman. It's tough to say much about her without spoiling the story, so I'll just say that she's been forced to become a real person.
All in all, this was a weird story. It wasn't bad, and I read it through in one sitting, but it was tough to make heads or tails of it.
Sometimes it's like the story is about Eudora, but then it's like about her brother.
In the end, I think the lesson or the idea was that people can't really fight off their true nature.
I may be reading more of Dennis's stuff in the future.