Read this letter from HG Wells, written in 2021 – PROVING he was a time traveler. Man goes into shed, disappears, and reemerges a day later as an old man.
Prose
Prose written by pros – fiction, essays, and miscellaneous non-poetry writing
Weekly Opinion Piece: Top 5 Mathematical Concepts
In my opinion, these are my 5 favorite math things… From Zero to Infinity (literally), here are the most intriguing topics involving math that tickle my fancy the most. Information about the Reimann Hypothesis.
The Airport on Earth (excerpt from ‘And the Sun Let Go’)
From Laenif: Book 2, “And the Sun Let Go” – chapter Eight: “The Airport on Earth”
Weekly Opinion Piece: Top 5 Films of All Time
In my honest opinion, these are the best 5 films to ever exist… ever. Hayao Miyazaki, Paul Thomas Anderson, and More! All were written by the director, although some had co-writers. No serious spoilers.
Infinite Loops in Thinking About Thinking
Random thoughts from 2009 about thinking and consciousness. Philosophical ramblings on the infinite loops that arise when thinking about thinking.
Remember Me, Nothing: Absurdity’s Faultline: The Landlord’s Chambers
From “Remember Me, Nothing” chapter thirty-one: “The Landlord’s Chambers”
Weekly Opinion Piece: Top 5 Albums of All Time
In my honest brutal opinion, these are the best 5 albums to ever exist.. ever. Tool, The Mars Volta, and More! Amazingly, the best albums were all released in a 37 year timeframe.
Don’t Touch the Water When the World Ends – Short Story
“Don’t Touch the Water When the World Ends,” a short story by BW Derge written in 2024, is a glimpse at an apocalypse where the Earth is drowned by toxic oceans. The last living human lies in a canoe, hope no longer exists, the last inhabited house floods, and discussions of the immense time and uncertainty involved with direct panspermia.
Chapter One: The Village on Laenif
From Laenif: Book 1, chapter one: “The Village on Laenif”
The Death of Love in Modern Times: A Tragedy in 6 Scenes
Short story in 2024 by BW Derge about modern love and its unimpressive death at the hands of man’s stupidity. Six scenes with two main characters, Melissa and Gavin, plus two supporting roles of Barry and Tina. Not based on any actual occurrences or people.
