In a world that is reminiscent of a Philip K.Dick novel since the US Presidential 2016 election, or this story here where a world famous surgeon helps his missing son’s best friend. Only to find that his actions lead to monumental changes in the United States and as well around the world. All in ways he would never have foreseen.
In Memory, Yet Crystal Clear is a story about how a dystopian society came to be in the United States by way of one man. How his brilliant experiments led to America being subverted from the land of the free, to the land of the mentally deranged, all though good intentions and a misbegotten belief in just what America needed.
In an allegory of what popularism can do to an entire country, this story shares the inside view from one science fiction perspective, one ideal, one man's ability to share the most intimate of things with an entire nation, without anyone ever knowing or seeing what might be happening.
Except for one man....
Excerpt
Yet, he had lied to me. He lied. To me.
“Just my brain.” He had said that to me-- just his brain.
He had lied about that, too. I should have known, then.
So he received my help, but only out of love for a “son.” Only because what happened was supposed to have been an accident. Something unforeseeable. Irreversible. Something... accidental.
Damn him!
I looked at the screen. More intricate switching and juxtapositions than were ever conceived before he took over. They impacted my visual range. Everyone’s, everyone's visual range. It wasn’t irritating though. Because he knew just how, when, what to do to evoke the proper emotive responses.
The Starlords is a science fiction/fantasy story about ancient Starlords (old gods) or ancient aliens who along with their scions rule parts of the galaxy.
