Shawn agreed to a solo interview shortly after his previous interview done alongside Jack Cortex. In his words, "Just to get it done." Interviewer: What is your name and how old are you? Shawn: Shawn Machmon, and I am 22. Interviewer: Would you say you had a happy childhood? Shawn: I don't talk about my … Continue reading Shawn Machmon
Jack had been interviewed before, beside Shawn Machmon. He has agreed to a second interview at the Diner, under the deal that he is bought French Toast. Interviewer: Hello Mr. Cortex, how are you doing today? Jack: I'm fine, Sir. *nods head once* Interviewer: Let's get started then, shall we? When did you meet the … Continue reading Jack Cortex
The two young men are dressed in suits and asked to meet at a nearby graveyard. A solider had recently passed away and the interviewer could only assume that they are there to pay their respects. Interviewer: Okay, first things first. What are your names and Elements. Jack: Jack Cortex,water Shawn: Shawn Machmon,water... Interviewer: So, … Continue reading Jack Cortex and Shawn Machmon
Character Interview. Alex Turner. The room is lit in warm light from a corner lamp that sits just beyond the couch. He smiles and hands the interviewer a cup of hot coffee, steam still wafting lazily from the top. He invites the interviewer to sit down, and asks him to just ignore the fake leg … Continue reading Character Interview: Experiment X
The person that was asked to be interviewed requested that it be done at the lonely Diner that sat in a corner of the small town she grew up in. The early morning crowd had dispersed, and the interviewer, and interviewee, were left with some privacy. They talked over cups of steaming coffee, courtesy of … Continue reading Character Interview: Karen Turner
Let me be clear. I ask these of my characters. You see, it's a myth that an author knows exactly who their characters are, who they will become, and the heights of their capabilities. Well, it's a myth for me at least. When I start writing a character, they are merely a skeleton. A box of sand, … Continue reading Questions I Ask Fictional Characters
Chapter Three Experiment R My skin continued to glow while Ryan and I trained and fought. He was a wonderful teacher, despite his tendency to make me want to break his jaw. When my skin was glowing though, I most certainly surpassed him in nearly everything he had taught me. My explosions were more precise … Continue reading Experiment X: Exposed (Book 2)
(I will try to post more of these, and stuff from the first book. I've been rather busy lately. Enjoy!) PROLOUGE Who are you? It must be something deeper than the label of your given name or assigned gender. You’re not the job you slave over or the type of car you drive. You’re not … Continue reading Experiment X: Exposed
I followed Tyler across the large plot of land, past the immaculate in-ground pool, through the field, and down the hill into the meadow that was hidden from passersby with a natural fence of thick, tall trees. We stopped at the bottom of the hill, surveying the scene. Jack stood a few feet from a … Continue reading Shawn’s Introduction: Experiment X
This is a short chapter from a book I wrote and published about a year ago. Book 2 is under way. Enjoy. 🙂 ONE We often hear stories of young women forgetting about their drink in a crowded bar and then waking up in a strange empty room, mostly naked and exposed. In most of … Continue reading Experiment X: Sacrifice Chapter One
