Yamori Carter

Shadow Racers (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Are there other worldly monsters, people, beings, creations, and such looming about? Maybe this can answer the question for you. Just relax in your everyday life, and when you see that something dart across you visual space, go after it. When that something nears the corner of your eye but it's not there, seek it out. There is something about the world; be it speculated, or trapped in the mind of someone trapped in a padded room. The truth has always been there. We just have to look to the corner of our imagination to finally see what's been seeing us.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Yamori Carter
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227563385
• Artikelnr.: 72351670

Autorenporträt

I am an inspiring short-fiction writer who attempts to deliver stories that go against the cookie-cutter grain of traditional styles of writing. The idea is to challenge the reader with fresher ideas, twists and turns, and counter-culture challenges. I found cartoons to be a vast plain of ideas for unique future stories. Sadly, with all cartoons across a few generations, they began to blend together. Learning how to Role-Play with table-top games aided in character creation, rules, boundaries, story lines, and the furthering of all mentioned. In seeing such openings to new material, I never saw this injected into motion pictures. I have read few books as a preteen, but due to less imagination and their need to stick to traditional genres, I didn't want to waste my time on book that wold fail to deliver. Personally, I do not like books titled with dragons, gods, natural disasters and such, and the contents are polar opposite, and the story rests on a clone from all other book protagonists. This pigeon holds creativity, and it felt like a massive waste of time to read what I've been watching, or read what wasn't advertised. After many role-playing campaigns, and a natural love for short stories, it feels time to give the people what has been missing from the creative arts; creativity. I hope you all enjoy the various antagonists including but far limited to your every day person, other worldly imaginations, and the natural elements themselves. Does the hero always win? A great story must include some reality.