author - "Patrick Sean Lee"
It's Christmas Eve, 1958. Midnight Mass is a few hours away in the not-too-distant future.
Amelia and Peter have rescued a woman hiding in a hotel room in San Diego, California. She was emaciated, and petrified of a roving band of men. They take her back with them to the farm...
Composed while listening to Alexander Borodin's "In the Steppes of Central Asia", a most powerful composition.
The image of a beautiful princess.
The image of a handsome Asian prince longing for her return...
The image of time and love and longing never really being lost into eternity...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq4bOmxKVQQ, 4:30-5:19
Patrick has found himself thrust into a netherworld, filled with terrifying creatures sent to destroy him. Mindless metal and plastic destructobots, under the command of a Bookrix member.
Escape is problematic, especially in view of the FACT that Lazarus, their God and leader, knows Patrick's mind too well; his habits, the escape route he would choose--but another member travels beside Patrick in the flight to safety.
Will they escape the evil Lazarus, or die in a crush of metal, with nature conspiring against them?
Time goes on its merry way after Inky rearranges Jimmy's and Skip's faces. Skip still has two black eyes...Jimmy is missing a tooth.
Then suddenly...
Pop decides the time has come when young, innocent Skip needs to hear the facts of life, and so begins a difficult speech by good old Pop.
An old derelict falls hopelessly in love with a beautiful young woman. He determines to move Heaven and Earth to change his physical age, and then find her somehwere in the city.
Life at the farm outside Marysville has taken a new, deadly twist for Amelia. Now, I don't know for certain yet what that deadly twist will be, but I'll figure something exciting and dangerous out as I write :)
It's a warm summer evening in Washington D.C. The President has his plate full when his wife calls.
The Saint Bernard is giving Madame First Lady fits; she wants pretzels--and the Secretary of Defense is in tears.
What else could go wrong?
Marvin Quenton Fuster has had an interesting day. Very early on, he is rousted by a cop, and so flips him off...escaping miraculously. A bit later Esmeralda at the Salvation army Mission nearly lassos him in his naked state in the men's shower. He barely escapes her "charms", intent on finding the love of his (dream) life, Amy. He thinks an angel has told him she is to be found at the Governor's Mansion, and so he goes there seeking her. Instead, Anselm, the angel, jams his brain with nearly every classic book ever written. Overload. Marvin collapses in the driveway and is rescued by the governor's daughter, Maribeth.
Now her mission is to get him into the mansion where he can read the scientific books he's stolen. The problem is, introducing her new pet, her genius, to her mother and father...
Walking down the rear hall in the Mansion, Marvin and Maribeth hear voices coming from the main hall. When Marvin turns the corner, he stops in shock, dropping the stolen books...
Cast: Marvin Quenton Fuster-alcoholic derelict-turned-genius.
Maribeth Harris-The governor's daughter, Marvin's rescuer.
Richard and Trish Harris-The governor and his wife.
The Major-Head of the Salvation Army Mission nearby.
The Cop-the cop.
Anselm-Marvin's angel, sent to "lift him out of the ashes" of his life.
Robert-Head servant at the Mansion.
We was hot. Jimmy wanted to take some bottles we'd scrounged up outta' the trash cans in the alley up to Mrs. Rashure's little store on the corner. All we wanted to do was cash 'em in and get a cold Coke. But no...who was standin' on the front porch of the store but the president and vice-president of The Skulls.
There was gonna' be a fight, I just knew it, and we was gonna' lose.
It's Christmas Eve, 1958. Midnight Mass is a few hours away in the not-too-distant future.
Amelia and Peter have rescued a woman hiding in a hotel room in San Diego, California. She was emaciated, and petrified of a roving band of men. They take her back with them to the farm...
Composed while listening to Alexander Borodin's "In the Steppes of Central Asia", a most powerful composition.
The image of a beautiful princess.
The image of a handsome Asian prince longing for her return...
The image of time and love and longing never really being lost into eternity...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq4bOmxKVQQ, 4:30-5:19
Patrick has found himself thrust into a netherworld, filled with terrifying creatures sent to destroy him. Mindless metal and plastic destructobots, under the command of a Bookrix member.
Escape is problematic, especially in view of the FACT that Lazarus, their God and leader, knows Patrick's mind too well; his habits, the escape route he would choose--but another member travels beside Patrick in the flight to safety.
Will they escape the evil Lazarus, or die in a crush of metal, with nature conspiring against them?
Time goes on its merry way after Inky rearranges Jimmy's and Skip's faces. Skip still has two black eyes...Jimmy is missing a tooth.
Then suddenly...
Pop decides the time has come when young, innocent Skip needs to hear the facts of life, and so begins a difficult speech by good old Pop.
An old derelict falls hopelessly in love with a beautiful young woman. He determines to move Heaven and Earth to change his physical age, and then find her somehwere in the city.
Life at the farm outside Marysville has taken a new, deadly twist for Amelia. Now, I don't know for certain yet what that deadly twist will be, but I'll figure something exciting and dangerous out as I write :)
It's a warm summer evening in Washington D.C. The President has his plate full when his wife calls.
The Saint Bernard is giving Madame First Lady fits; she wants pretzels--and the Secretary of Defense is in tears.
What else could go wrong?
Marvin Quenton Fuster has had an interesting day. Very early on, he is rousted by a cop, and so flips him off...escaping miraculously. A bit later Esmeralda at the Salvation army Mission nearly lassos him in his naked state in the men's shower. He barely escapes her "charms", intent on finding the love of his (dream) life, Amy. He thinks an angel has told him she is to be found at the Governor's Mansion, and so he goes there seeking her. Instead, Anselm, the angel, jams his brain with nearly every classic book ever written. Overload. Marvin collapses in the driveway and is rescued by the governor's daughter, Maribeth.
Now her mission is to get him into the mansion where he can read the scientific books he's stolen. The problem is, introducing her new pet, her genius, to her mother and father...
Walking down the rear hall in the Mansion, Marvin and Maribeth hear voices coming from the main hall. When Marvin turns the corner, he stops in shock, dropping the stolen books...
Cast: Marvin Quenton Fuster-alcoholic derelict-turned-genius.
Maribeth Harris-The governor's daughter, Marvin's rescuer.
Richard and Trish Harris-The governor and his wife.
The Major-Head of the Salvation Army Mission nearby.
The Cop-the cop.
Anselm-Marvin's angel, sent to "lift him out of the ashes" of his life.
Robert-Head servant at the Mansion.
We was hot. Jimmy wanted to take some bottles we'd scrounged up outta' the trash cans in the alley up to Mrs. Rashure's little store on the corner. All we wanted to do was cash 'em in and get a cold Coke. But no...who was standin' on the front porch of the store but the president and vice-president of The Skulls.
There was gonna' be a fight, I just knew it, and we was gonna' lose.