Oh my fellow wannabes as we stroll down James. The angry man, too mad to believe in his own game. Rise up! He tells his ass boiled, blue book loving best friend. If you just study different enhancements but push away das you will never get enough writing done
For shame! A talent only on one volume but I will help you make the rest. The money doesn't matter because the world changes on the dime. I watch the workers, hand in turn, I watch you. The red book we write, now everyone can see and end the reign and let the serfs flourish.
Who am I?
Saturday, 30 April 2016
Friday, 29 April 2016
Canada
We are Canada
The consistent healthcare
Employment opportunities
Beautiful scenery
Flowing waterfalls
From the depths in the rockies
From the fields of the prairies
We say o Canada
And bienvenue!
The consistent healthcare
Employment opportunities
Beautiful scenery
Flowing waterfalls
From the depths in the rockies
From the fields of the prairies
We say o Canada
And bienvenue!
Free?
Frantically written.
More prose than Eros
Lazy I guess, when I make it a read
Click click click goes my YouTube geyser
Spreading all the love
Like magic in the jungle
Finding lost souls
But it's only a mirror
A mirror to a madness
The bard suffers til dawn
Eating only a loaf of bread to feed his family
No butter no salt like the bourgeois have
We wear the same clothes because that's all we have
A knock at the door, the capitalists waltzed in
Taking half the bread, leaving crumbs for the family
A belly full the man takes the tea.
He splits it in three
Two for him and one for you
But he has more tears on his hill, he just collects the tea, from the man who grows the corn in what is now megalomarts field.
He makes you pay him, so you work for a meal. No sleep anymore and the kids have gout.
The capitalists man comes back with machinery, to do the families work, and the capitalists nods and the family can't strike with only three, so October approaches, men throw up their hats.
You can be, without the pressure of not being free.
More prose than Eros
Lazy I guess, when I make it a read
Click click click goes my YouTube geyser
Spreading all the love
Like magic in the jungle
Finding lost souls
But it's only a mirror
A mirror to a madness
The bard suffers til dawn
Eating only a loaf of bread to feed his family
No butter no salt like the bourgeois have
We wear the same clothes because that's all we have
A knock at the door, the capitalists waltzed in
Taking half the bread, leaving crumbs for the family
A belly full the man takes the tea.
He splits it in three
Two for him and one for you
But he has more tears on his hill, he just collects the tea, from the man who grows the corn in what is now megalomarts field.
He makes you pay him, so you work for a meal. No sleep anymore and the kids have gout.
The capitalists man comes back with machinery, to do the families work, and the capitalists nods and the family can't strike with only three, so October approaches, men throw up their hats.
You can be, without the pressure of not being free.
Lather synopsis
Lather
A multi-million dollar company goes bankrupt from illegally purchasing tariffs. A writer needs a job and has an option to work with a brilliant company LabTech. All he has to write is a case study of an electronic AI soap. Sounds easy but the lab is overrun by madmen scientists and a board of directors that will do anything to profit from the bankruptcy.
The testing of the soap seems to be on track, until weeks after use, the skin tissues of the test subjects begjn sliding off there bodies (cronenbrrg body horroresque) and turn them inside out.
The writer needs to address the situation, but if he writes the truth, he and his family would be put at risk. Until he finds a source within LabTech to leak the information.
Both men are at risk of losing their families if the defect (which was sold before proper guidelines) would be free to the public before the soap sickness overcoats the overwhelming marketplace.
Should they become vigilantes or go to the court? Either way, the risk is involved and the men must become an entity in the corporation to conceal the information to and from valuable media sources.
The real question is, is money worth dying for and the truth must be released, no matter what the costs.
G.W. Kovacs
A multi-million dollar company goes bankrupt from illegally purchasing tariffs. A writer needs a job and has an option to work with a brilliant company LabTech. All he has to write is a case study of an electronic AI soap. Sounds easy but the lab is overrun by madmen scientists and a board of directors that will do anything to profit from the bankruptcy.
The testing of the soap seems to be on track, until weeks after use, the skin tissues of the test subjects begjn sliding off there bodies (cronenbrrg body horroresque) and turn them inside out.
The writer needs to address the situation, but if he writes the truth, he and his family would be put at risk. Until he finds a source within LabTech to leak the information.
Both men are at risk of losing their families if the defect (which was sold before proper guidelines) would be free to the public before the soap sickness overcoats the overwhelming marketplace.
Should they become vigilantes or go to the court? Either way, the risk is involved and the men must become an entity in the corporation to conceal the information to and from valuable media sources.
The real question is, is money worth dying for and the truth must be released, no matter what the costs.
G.W. Kovacs
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