Yesterday's Tomorrow - Available in ebook and paperback from Amazon.
1994
In the wake of the surprise acquisition of Janus Pharmaceuticals, the lone remaining employee begins a journal to document the end of the once-venerable company. However, this narrative takes an unexpected turn when a terrible accident leaves the author facing certain death. With only weeks to live, fate seems to have spoken, when an unexpected lifeline emerges.
2019
After decades of vacancy, new tenants have occupied the old Janus building. A curious observation by one of the new residents leads to the discovery of a hidden room on the second floor. Inside is a mysterious piece of machinery, a children’s science kit, and a jar of teeth. These relics prompt a journey into the unlikely story of the facility’s final occupant, whose job may have ended, but whose work was only just beginning.
In a pair of interwoven stories separated by three decades, two individuals are thrust into circumstances forcing them to confront the limits we’re willing to go to in order to survive.
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1994
In the wake of the surprise acquisition of Janus Pharmaceuticals, the lone remaining employee begins a journal to document the end of the once-venerable company. However, this narrative takes an unexpected turn when a terrible accident leaves the author facing certain death. With only weeks to live, fate seems to have spoken, when an unexpected lifeline emerges.
2019
After decades of vacancy, new tenants have occupied the old Janus building. A curious observation by one of the new residents leads to the discovery of a hidden room on the second floor. Inside is a mysterious piece of machinery, a children’s science kit, and a jar of teeth. These relics prompt a journey into the unlikely story of the facility’s final occupant, whose job may have ended, but whose work was only just beginning.
In a pair of interwoven stories separated by three decades, two individuals are thrust into circumstances forcing them to confront the limits we’re willing to go to in order to survive.
- Free download available with Kindle Unlimited membership -
A Nonfiction Project: Where the cats pee (and other adventures with Jarl and Myrtle)
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A serially-published story from my time as a houseguest in the craziest household in America (It's better than it sounds).
What's the background pic? This is a microscopic visualization of neurons and astrocytes (magnified 4,000 times). In addition to taking the picture, I also isolated and cultured the cells. That's my job, yo.