Genesis of Exile: A Future-Fiction Compilation
Paperback, 114 pages
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This work is a compilation of two of my first works.
“Project Earth - Diary of the Stranded” is a short story that ended up inspiring some of “The Tento Saga”. In it, Earth is a garbage dump. A small team sent by a corporation on home planet Mars ends up stranded struggling for survival. I wrote this when I was a Freshmen in High School.
Also in this compilation is the original version of Part I of “The Tento Saga”. It’s unaltered and in its original form.
This release is to act as a sort of teaser to the final version of “The Tento Saga”. I hope you enjoy reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it.
- Jason William Egroff
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DISCLAIMER: If you are easily offended by ethnic cleansing and its consequences, you should steer clear of this work.
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This book is a fantastic companion to The Tento Saga. I highly recommend it to any reader curious about the development of a novel, or the fertile minds of teenage sci-fi writers. The version of Part 1 of the Tento Saga included here is far more raw and viscious in its straightforward style. Grammatical errors exist, but I feel this adds to the feeling that I have a rare view into the birth of the creative process. In "Project Earth" this rawness provides a completely new spin in that it adds to the feeling that one's reading the accounts of a mentally deteriorating protagonist.
Again, I remind the reader that these are demos, of sorts. They are... More >
This book is a fantastic companion to The Tento Saga. I highly recommend it to any reader curious about the development of a novel, or the fertile minds of teenage sci-fi writers. The version of Part 1 of the Tento Saga included here is far more raw and viscious in its straightforward style. Grammatical errors exist, but I feel this adds to the feeling that I have a rare view into the birth of the creative process. In "Project Earth" this rawness provides a completely new spin in that it adds to the feeling that one's reading the accounts of a mentally deteriorating protagonist.
Again, I remind the reader that these are demos, of sorts. They are... More >
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