Schlafen Ahab and Other Fiction Characters
- Gerald Freund. Protagonist. Private detective solving a mystery in the town of Romulus, Michigan. German born, he is not on good terms with his father, due to his marriage to an imaginary Turkish woman.
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Tag: metafiction
Continued from Writing on Deck – The Metafiction Myth – Pt1.
After taking her pills, she went to the coffee tap (nothing beats real coffee), but when she pushed the graphical button labeled POUR, the lovely, lovely java that …
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11.20.11 , In
Excerpts from my Novel in Progress, Fiction Across the Multiverse , by
Unpublished Guy
A room full of writers writing
Gerald entered the writing deck where many of the other guests were already busy developing his myth. Schlafen Ahab was not visible to the naked eye, but Holger Meins walked up and down and …
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11.18.11 , In
Excerpts from my Novel in Progress, Fiction Across the Multiverse , by
Unpublished Guy
Nyarlathotep, Mighty Administrator of Ancient Health and Dental Plans
http://dominique.signoret.perso.sfr.fr/
Gerald pulled the document from Schlafen Ahab’s drawer and read:
As a member of the Old Ones community, one of the most important benefits you’ve earned is incomprehensible health care …
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11.17.11 , In
Excerpts from my Novel in Progress, Fiction Across the Multiverse , by
Unpublished Guy
A change of pace from catastrophic fiction to catastrophic Halloween costumes.
Yog-Sothoth Costume and other Costumes Heralding My Doom
http://dominique.signoret.perso.sfr.fr/
I’ve often undertaken an ambitious fiction project with multiple themes and layers of meaning, the next Moby Dick, that …
Relics of Franklin’s 1845 expedition, from the Illustrated London News, 1854
When I falter on my journey to publish some notable, award winning fiction that changes the world’s understanding of the written word and alters the cultural landscape forever, I …
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09.21.09 , In
Getting Unpublished, My Questionable Point of View, The Crap Bucket , by
Unpublished Guy
The Italo Calvino novel, If on a winter’s night a traveler, opened me up to a completely different type of story-telling. First, the story is written in the second person point of view. You know the second person, that point …
