Love it! And as others already noted: your stories always leave us wanting more. Especially with a cliff-hanger ending like this: ..."You are a CRIMINAL. A PUBLIC ENEMY. A DOMESTIC TERRORIST"

I love #2 as well - (do plants "speak" to us) - especially after your mention of angelica (offlist). Would you mind if I quote it here: So I was out walking along the river a few days ago, and

Oh no, thanks for giving them the idea, LOL! They are one step ahead of us, or a giant leap ahead of us, always... Samuel Peralta's anthology by various authors, AI Chronicles, saw it all, in 2015. The

One poignant chapter (loss of sister) followed by another (loss of mentor, guru)! Missing word here: No matter how I shook him he did [[not]] come to. A few minutes later I heard his breathing halt completely.

So much is happening here! The dream vision is riveting. Interesting that after so many references to this sister, we get her name halfway through. Right before she apparently fulfills the dream. I never

Losing freelance jobs to AI - oh no! Librarians, card catalogs, bound periodicals - oh how last-century I am. Always something new to keep us from revisiting the classics - that used to be true - lately,

It was already getting bad years ago, when my friend started home-schooling five children... Four have graduated from college. One is still in high school. (Age 45 when #5 came along.) She got a $30,000

You already replied to my post on Adjacent Fields (teleportation) - and as always, your reply is a keeper! owasco (71) 2 years ago > We don't need gadgets to teleport. We are already everywhere. We

A novel that tackles that idea: Teleport Me: "Adjacent Fields" by Charles Barouch is terrifying and brilliant - Rave Review by Keangaroo oops, no, don't click on that one. It got DOWNVOTED and

When shipping and handling cost more than the item we send... Even the smallest gift's shipping cost would far exceed three bucks! So, I'm not including the shipping. I’ll teleport the gift to him. #TELEPORT

You're welcome, but please don't see as "corrections" what I see as comments or observations. :) Translations... so much is lost (or inserted!). You have a great imagination and descriptive powers.

Find answers online, or in books, or from some wise old man on a mountain top... Or, "Be still and know that I am God" - I've been reading for half a century, and much of those years have been

Thanks for reading and commenting! The anachronistic woman has five kids, and has had her credit card hacked, so, no, you were not the woman who came to mind. :) But you, she, and me would be good company!

He's on Instagram too - "From my latest podcast with @matiasgustavodestefano " The universe is constantly communicating with us, in both subtle and profound ways. When we are in tune with the

Thanks for reading that long long review! "Math is God" - well, look at the periodic table of the elements. Lego bricks! Reduce everything to a molecular or atomic level, Consider the billions

Very atmospheric! Great finish: "Hello fellow dragon", and from here the new adventure begins with this dragon egg. One suggestion: beware excessive use of the "was" verbiage. Maybe

Dragonfruit - red, with scales - was this the inspiration for the red dragon in Shrek? #Love it! And I love your natural talent for sharing stories straight from real life - your life - your busy, productive,

woot - i did it - set the timer for 5 minutes and wrote something! And no, I've never found my way to PeakD or ecency or anything other than Hive and Steemit. So if you didn't notice the above image is

I have not read his poetry yet, but this physicist is a brilliant indie author and publisher of anthologies and promoter of fellow indie authors. THE SEMAPHORE COLLECTION (5 book series) Kindle Edition