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  • The Filthy 108: Buddhist/Mysticism/Philosophical

    We see a star exploding 1 light year away; we know it exploded a year ago. Light/sound/smell/taste/touch aren’t instantly perceived. Physical senses take time to process and are easily distorted. They only show us the past, or nonexistent illusions. To truly perceive the present moment, use senses that are beyond the physical. Buy The Filthy…

  • Echo, a Dystopian Science Fiction Novel: Progress/Synopsis

    Word Count:  23170 Current book being drafted:  Echo.  Synopsis:  Humanity has settled Echo for the last 1200 years.  When they left Earth, they’d come together in cooperation and hope.  Echo provided a golden second chance with its uniquely habitable environment.  Instead, a dark age has fallen.  Huge cityscapes cover half the planet and push out…

  • The Filthy 108: Funny

    Circled around the dim glow of lonely campfires, Cimmerian warriors speak of Buddha-Bro’s penis in hushed and reverential tones, naming it “Atrocitus.” They say it is so magical that it fixed Quasimodo’s back by fucking him in the ass. Buy The Filthy 108 on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TEHLL6M $1.08. Like/share this.

  • The Filthy 108: Buddhist/Mysticism/Philosphical

    Irony: “Events seemingly contrary to expectations. Often amusing as a result.” Using irony to seem clever or cool is done by annoying hipsters. Using irony to show greater truth, that life amusingly doesn’t end up as expected, is done by good writers. To understand good writing, understand irony. To understand how existence is authored, understand…

  • Echo, a Dystopian Science Fiction Novel: The Gravity Artifice and Brief Backstory On Echo

    Writers, how many of you, like me, saw Interstellar and were blown away-of course by the movie in general-but also by the thematic significance injected into gravity? Within the movie, gravity alternately plays into themes of constraint, freedom, and my favorite: universality, or commonality. To that end, I thought, “I’m creating a society where the…

  • The Filthy 108: Funny

    Legend has it that there is no place to sit in the Buddha-Bro’s house. If the Buddha-Bro needs a chair, he will simply sit on his own gigantic balls. Goddamn things are bigger than elephant fists. Buy The Filthy 108 on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TEHLL6M$1.08. Like/share this.

  • The Filthy 108: Buddhist/Mysticism/Philosophical

    When challenged, some respond with hardness (toughness). Others prefer boldness/balls (audacity). Others prefer good judgement/common sense (discrimination). The individual parts are incomplete. Properly mixing these three creates precision. Precision is whole. Precision is the proper response. Buy The Filthy 108 on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TEHLL6M $1.08.

  • Echo, a Dystopian Science Fiction Novel: Progress and Synopsis

    Word Count so far: 20025 The novel I’m punching out right now is called Echo. Synopsis is that humanity has left Earth and settled on Echo, where a dark age has fallen for over a thousand years. Aside from progress in weapons tech, there hasn’t been much advancement. It used to be called New Earth,…

  • The Filthy 108: Ebook available

    Buy the ebook: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TEHLL6M  $1.08

  • All Things Echo and Kent Wayne: New Entry for Echo’s Glossary of Concepts-The Moon City of Ascension

    New entry for Echo’s Glossary of Concepts! Explore Echo’s moon-city of Ascension, home to the most elite and privileged of Echo’s citizenry! New entries have the label (New!) preceding them and are placed at the beginning of the Glossary’s list. Check it out:  https://dirtyscifibuddha.com/echo-glossary-of-concepts/ Echo: Glossary of Concepts Ever get depressed writing a book because…