Kent Wayne

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  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    Right out of the movies:  Stuck in a traffic jam, can’t open the doors because they’ve chosen the exact right moment to get stuck, and I’m on a railroad intersection.  Train’s coming.  It’s me and my 10 lb. terrier, Bitefighter, and I’m about to poop my pants.  Bright flash of magic from my eReader (open…

  • Musings

    Some obsess over appearance, some over inner strength.  It’s not about either; it’s about effectiveness-producing quality results on time, every time.  Some may have enough reputation that appearances don’t matter, but it doesn’t change the fact that they had to start out humbly.  The suit and the tie-as ridiculous a costume as they may be…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    Chimps:  Dangerous as hell if you didn’t know.  Anyway, I’m at the gym doing squats.  My butt’s in the pocket and I’m pushing up, but it’s too heavy-feels like I’m gonna die.  An army of chimps bust in and start rending gym-goers’ flesh.  My eReader, open to Echo, magically lights up.  Bright flash.  I look…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    MY OH MY!  CYBORG BEARS IN THE SKY!!!  Someone just bought a copy of Echo on Kindle!  Thank you New Reader!  🙂 🙂 🙂 Buy echo here on Kindle:  Echo on Kindle or here on other eReaders:  Echo on other eReaders

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel Review

    A beautiful, 4-star review was just posted on Amazon by Matt Kincaide for Echo.  Thanks Matt!!! “Kent Wayne’s Echo Volume 1: Approaching Shatter, was an enjoyable, gritty piece of military sci-fi. It certainly wasn’t what I was expecting, but that’s not a criticism. I was expecting blood and guts military action, maybe something with aliens…

  • Musings

    Pure speculation:  [Higher Power]’s mind can simultaneously account for things in separate quanta AND as a unified whole.  From this premise, I set my own standard:  To be able to utterly destroy something yet love it at the same time; to see validity in two opposing arguments and use aspects of both of them to evolve;…

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    I’m at some fancy-shmancy restaurant.  No matter how fancy the food, you cannot, CANNOT, beat a good pizza.  What do you know?  They’ve got pizza.  I order it, but it comes without cheese.  Wait, no cheese?  Come again?  Inside my brain, the hamster running on the wheel sputters and has a heart attack.  Images of…

  • Echo Volume 2-Update

    Haven’t posted one of these in a while.  First off, to all who bought Echo,  Thank You!  And an especially big Thank You to Melissa, Barbara, Ian, Lorna, [anonymous], Lisa, and Meg for posting amazing, AMAZING reviews on Amazon!!! Okay, I’m almost done with the final edits.  Once the first of the month hits, I’ll…

  • Musings

    Peoples’ perception of me is out of my control.  Depending on the person, I’ll be seen as a hero or a villain, a truth-sayer or a liar.  The real choice is whether I choose to evolve by being honest with myself and doing my best.

  • Echo-A Dystopian Science Fiction Novel

    3 AM, IHOP.  My ears are battered by a trio of late-night, drunken clubgoers.  They’re sending every order back, verbally abusing the waitstaff, and engaging in blatant oxygen thievery (the act of being so stupid/offensive that the net effect of one’s existence is that of stealing O2 from the rest of us).  I open my eReader, open to…