In the second chapter of the story, Ethan is granted his wish to enter the alter-realm. But will the dark shadow threatening to undo him let him enjoy the dream?
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Thursday, September 26, 2013
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Story: Intensive Dream Unit
Ethan, a boy living his last days under the ravenous shadow of cancer, finds solace in the alter-realm, a world of unparalleled fantasies. Yet the darkness will never give him reprieve, determined to hound him to the deepest edges of the world. However, the dream that he longs for is not all what it seems to be and dark forces unseen poise to strike.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Starting Out
Hello dear visitors, readers and anyone who might wander here. You've stumbled upon the website of a speculative fiction writer. My name is Petr Janecka and I welcome you here. I hope you will like this little cosy place and will keep returning, enjoying what you read, commenting and sharing words.
I hope we're off to a good start. There are stories underway, both freebies to read and links for sold stuff. Currently, I have tons on my plate, my stories buffer is overflowing with unresolved cases. There is quite a number of novellas I'm not sure what to do with, so if they don't end up sold, I'll probably be posting them here.
However, everything takes time. I'm a fast writer, especially when it comes to writing tales I love, but that, along with revisions, editing and correcting, is about 10% of what a writer really does. I won't try to even estimate, but I believe most of the 90% is actually...
I hope we're off to a good start. There are stories underway, both freebies to read and links for sold stuff. Currently, I have tons on my plate, my stories buffer is overflowing with unresolved cases. There is quite a number of novellas I'm not sure what to do with, so if they don't end up sold, I'll probably be posting them here.
However, everything takes time. I'm a fast writer, especially when it comes to writing tales I love, but that, along with revisions, editing and correcting, is about 10% of what a writer really does. I won't try to even estimate, but I believe most of the 90% is actually...
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