Kent Wayne

Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

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Poked my nose too deep into corporate conspiracy.  Now I’m imprisoned by an evil cabal of extremely pompous.  I’m fed nothing but hoity-toity finger sandwiches, forced to listen to overbearing classical music, and tea is always drunk with the pinky out.  I’m.  Going.  INSANE.  My eReader (open to Echo of course) drops out of my pocket and flashes with magic.  Big ol’ NY pizza lands in my lap.  Strains of beautiful Bon Jovi (yeah I like 80s stuff; what of it), Immortal Technique, John Williams, and…wait for it…the VOLTRON THEME burst through the air.  Salvation!

Come on.  You know you love the Voltron theme.  Echo Vol. 1 is $0.99 on Kindle here:  Vol. 1 on Kindle.  Vol. 2 on Kindle here:  Vol.2 on Kindle.  Vol. 2 on other eReaders here:  Echo on other eReaders

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8 responses to “Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel”

  1. Satin Sheet Diva Avatar
    Satin Sheet Diva

    Today’s ad reminded me of this: https://youtu.be/dHCf54wuvAU . LOL. I’ve just started reading Vol. 1 🙂 Here’s hoping I get some pizza and Bon Jovi (one of my favs from the 80s as well) to go along with it.

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    1. DirtySciFiBuddha Avatar
      DirtySciFiBuddha

      Haha Thank You! Apologies for roughness of style (that’s my first crack at fiction)—just don’t read the Filthy 108; my noob mistakes are there in all their ugly glory! 🙂

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      1. Satin Sheet Diva Avatar
        Satin Sheet Diva

        Dude, you never apologize for mistakes up front. So many readers won’t notice them :-). And everyone has to start somewhere. My first book…ugh! Now I’m working on my sixth and while I’ve gotten better, there’s still room to hone my craft. As long as you’re at it, you’ll make mistakes, learn, grow and get better. And those of us who like the bad ones are sure to stick by you as you improve ;-).

      2. DirtySciFiBuddha Avatar
        DirtySciFiBuddha

        Thanks SSD! I’m fairly confident in how I structure themes and events, it’s just flow is an ongoing thing to work on, and I feel I’ve gotten much better at it. But Thank You! (Maybe I’m becoming too much of a sensitive artist, haha!) 🙂 🙂 🙂

  2. creaticabardling Avatar
    creaticabardling

    But…but…classical music is the pinnacle of musical greatness! Especially Bach (Allegro movement of Brandenburg Concerto 5) and Vivaldi (Summer of Four Seasons). 80s music (and Bon Jovi in turn) rocks hard too though. And who DOESN’T drink tea with the pinky out?!

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    1. DirtySciFiBuddha Avatar
      DirtySciFiBuddha

      Nice! Unfortunately, Pachelbel’s canon in D is the only one I can listen to ad nauseum, and I love hearing it mixed with a hip hop backbeat

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      1. creaticabardling Avatar
        creaticabardling

        I’m not a hip bunny. Even in a backbeat. It’s just not my style. I guess that’s why I always preferred classically-influenced metal over blues-influenced metal. I like the snooty sophistication therein. Lol!

    2. DirtySciFiBuddha Avatar
      DirtySciFiBuddha

      I’m with you: I love me some Beethoven, and Metallica alike! For the most part, I just like excellence in whatever categories. My personal preferences are there though…guess that’s part of being human! 🙂

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