Science fiction short stories
I've always posted irregularly and I don't think that's going to change, that's just how I roll (no, I'm not bipolar). On the other hand, I need to recharge the batteries, so my absence will be longer than usual. See you on the other side, space cowboys.
When proofreading dies, I'll become a gravedigger. And this, I'll do it for Him and for me and for her.
When I die, I hope I'll have completed my to-do list (I believe such a thing exists).
When I die, I hope I'll go to Heaven; cuz' currently I'm in earthly Purgatory!
Adedapo Adeniyi is a promising 20 yo abstract SF author from Ilorin, Nigeria.
Disclaimer: you should read The Dilemma of the He and His House, House? then Mosquito Farm before reading the interview.
I strongly suggest that you listen to your favorite instrumental (words deconcentrate) music while reading this piece of art.
“Let little Cappen go,” they shouted. “Maybe he can sing the trolls to sleep—”
First encounter tales, especially with language being an issue, intrigue me because of the cultural exchange angle. Here, communication and interpretation are key, leaving the reader to decide what the message is and if it is a good or bad thing (Patrick Abbott)
