original
this is
how I think
Flash Gordon
started.
George Gordon smiled as his son was born just two minutes ago, his wife now understanding it was over,It's o.k. Emily no more pushing .' he told her as the doctor held the baby,the nurses then cleaned the baby and handed it to his mother who smiled laughing ,' He looks like you George ,you sure about that name? I too had a better one in mine ,'she said .She laid there giving the baby to George as the doctor checked out Emily then to make sure she was o.k. from having the baby. He cradled the baby in his arms,'Yea I don't think
he looks like me anyway calling him George would confuse people you know, I think Flash is a nice name especially when he goes to college starts dating those pretty college women,he'll be like me in more ways then one .' Emily laughed as the doctor finished checking her out. ' Too then the future ,' he said as he gave the baby back to her ,' The future .' they all agreed .But what in fact would the future being? Only time would tell that .And George knew they had all the time in the world.But three weeks later the one day they all feared would happened ,alien contact,first contact with another race and civilization from another star system then they changed the world.
Ogan was the ruler of the world that contacted Earth, they're planet was in chaos,a rebel which hated Ogan because she rejected his love had out of jealousy started a campaign of trouble across the planet ,closing on him the rebel found a way to escape by way of a small rocket pod that would get him off the planet and into space,there he could choose any place too go. he already had his destination set in his mind and knew where he to
wanted to go. But that did not stop Ogan from following him .
When John Gideon is transported to the extraordinary world of Illúmaril, he’ll soon discover that his entire existence has been leading up to the shocking destiny he’ll soon fulfill.
Deemed One of the Top 10 indie Fantasy releases of 2010 by Fantasy Book Critic, and listed in the first ever Publishers Weekly Indie Select issue, the original 235k word epic title was written in longhand in a Texas prison cell by M. R. Mathias.
