Nightmares & Dreams: A Science Fantasy Space Western: Eydulan Series Book 2 (16 page)

Knox comes over the speakers, “That’s great to hear Kitty Kat. I’ll plug in the coordinates that Whisper was tracking and head that direction now. Just go find Gale and get yourself some grub. There is going to be a lot work to do soon, and you’re going to need your strength.”

“Knox!? What are you doing here?”

“Well, I couldn’t leave you in a place like that, and since Gale and I haven’t been on a trip in some time. We figured it was about time to start traveling.”

“But it’s going to be dangerous.”

“This old man can hold his own, and as far as Gale is concerned, I’m scared of her. So there is nothing to worry about with her.”

Kat laughs. “You’re afraid of Gale.”

“Aren’t you?” He says with a smile in his voice.

Kat remembers all the times when she got in trouble when she was younger, and the feeling of dread that she felt when Gale would come to punish her.

She says, “You’re right I guess, I am afraid of her.”

Knox laughs. “See, then there isn’t any worrying about us now. Lets focus on rescuing that poor little girl captured by the boogie men.”

Kat looks around the room and sees it full of friends and loved ones. Everyone was ready to risk their lives, and stay on this small ship for who knows how long, running from all that’s about to start chasing them. If they’re lucky. It might not be that green hill with the suns setting in the background, but it was home.

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My whole life I had a large imagination. When I played, with my Legos or running around outside with my friends, it wasn’t just playing. I was in a different place, I was making worlds. I would dream up stories and settings, where I would normally be the lead, or at least be looking through their eyes. Playing video games was a normalcy for the escape into some uncharted and untold world where adventure awaited, which fueled my own creations.

Insomnia had been a problem for me most of my life. This was another area that I was able to fill the space with waking dreams, praying that I would be able to get to sleep. It wasn't till I met my wife in July 2011 that I really started to contemplate what I wanted to do with my life. She was able to show me how happy I could be, just by coming into my life. So I figured that I could, and should, do that for my professional life.

I started to read more books. I had been a visual entertainment consumer for much of my life, even though most of my gaming consisted of role playing games, of a heavily text base nature. Not having the visual feedback was a different feel. I liked it.

It wasn’t until after reading a few self-help books that I started contemplating what made me happy and how I might be able to turn that into a career. In August of 2012 I had a long conversation with my wife, who was supportive of the idea, and I started to write.

Cypher Theorem: The Zero Class was finished and self-published on October 5th of 2013. From there it’s all history.