The illustrated novel by Jeff B Willey is now available! A neo-mythic exploration of time and consciousness, belief and reality, and what it means to be human – and inhuman. Order it here – and strap in for a mind-expanding journey. . . Available in ebook and print versions for your reading pleasure: Amazon.com Amazon.ca […]
Read More The Borderlands of ForeverWeaving from the near future to the 32nd century, this monumental story explores what happens when humanity confronts forces beyond understanding, pulling it towards different eternities. A festering planet-wide machine intelligence known as machinu exerts ever increasing influence, while reactionary elements of human society seek to repress cyborgs and other machinekind. Those behind the walls […]
Read More New Illustrated Novel Arriving Soon…In the year of our misfortune, the century hard to place, a peach-headed man descended on Rust Hill, pretending to have hitch-hiked there. Tall-hatted, in gilded peacoat and with an unnatural paste slathered on his face to hide infirmity, he was an old time huckster in the classic american mold, looking to sell the people […]
Read More Enter the HucksterI have a short story in the new issue of Schlock Magazine: http://www.schlockmagazine.net/2013/06/24/five-stars/ It’s titled Five Stars and is about a couple vacationing in Mexico who get more than they bargained for on the white sun-drenched sands . . . Returning to their room they view the spinning ceiling and warping walls. They take turns vomiting […]
Read More Five StarsI have a flash fiction story in the latest edition of Zygote In My Coffee titled ‘Industrial Accidents’: http://www.zygoteinmycoffee.com/100s/issue140industrialacciden.html An exploration of puberty as mutation… “I remember some of my contemporaries who mutated early, sex hairs sprouting all over their bodies, muscles bubbling up from bones that might grow an inch in one excruciating night. Limb […]
Read More Industrial AccidentsThe transcripts of Bern Hijkl’s recounted journeys by way of the Calculix are hard to reconcile. I had to remind myself that they were the product of controlled research, conducted by reputable scientists and overseen by Dr. LeVram himself. Bern describes scenes that to him are as real as any place, though their plot and […]
Read More This planet is being eatenHad I convinced Imagine that I was on her side, that she could trust me with her story? I waited for days and then weeks without hearing from her. I pursued other lines of investigation, gathering information on the early development of the Calculix. It began with research on entopic light, which is related to […]
Read More UnbottledPoor old sad sack, couldn’t even…… you know. He slept out back. At a convent nestled in the alps in the Garden of Needing the Monsignor dines on pears, wine and emmentaler cheese surrounded by a bevy of nuns, unaware of an approaching coven of enchanted priestesses, dew of the Urchin running off their chins. The Judas […]
Read More PriapicI have a flash fiction piece up at Farther Stars Than These, sci-fi about noise and silence in a future world: http://www.fartherstars.com/ “There were old recordings of silence, but they couldn’t be heard for the din. Of course there were density isolation chambers, but only the obscenely wealthy could enjoy those … Only the old ones […]
Read More GeomutedHer name was Imagine Summer. She was one of LeVram’s graduate students during the early work on the Calculix. She stands out in memory not least because of her nearly purple eyes that I’d gaze at as I passed her in the hallway. I liked to pretend she was pretending not to notice me. A […]
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