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.
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Fiction by BW Derge – Laenif, And the Sun Let Go, and Remember Me, Nothing
Fiction Prose Writing
To Another World, The Dreamer Dreamed (excerpt from Laenif: Book Two)
From Laenif: Book 2, “And the Sun Let Go” – chapter two: “To Another World, the Dreamer Dreamed”
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Troubled Midnight (excerpt from Laenif: Book One)
From Laenif: Book 1, chapter eight: “Troubled Midnight”
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An Excuse for Melancholy, in Three Parts
Short story written in 2024 by BW Derge, “An Excuse for Melancholy (In Three Parts)” – with part 1, The Incident in the Woods – Part 2, Let’s Discuss Over Some Tea – and Part 3, Reunification –
Fiction Prose Writing
Another Paradigm of Gravitational Material
From “Remember Me, Nothing” chapter Fourteen “Another Paradigm of Gravitational Material”
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A Vision of the Future: Your Automated Death Sentence
Short story by BW Derge, written in 2024 – A vision of the future where everything has been given to technology managed by artificial intelligence, including the government and its justice system.
Fiction Prose Writing
In Another Iteration of the Universe: The Jogger in the Woods
A short story by BW Derge, written in 2022 – ‘In Another Iteration of the Universe: The Jogger in the Woods” – about how little choices can reverberate across multiple versions of the cosmos.
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The Perpetual Veils of Preposterous Illusion
From “Remember Me, Nothing” chapter one: “The Perpetual Veils of Preposterous Illusion”
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My Whole Life Was A Dream (excerpt from “And the Sun Let Go”)
From And the Sun Let Go – Laenif: Book 2, chapter five: “My Whole Life was a Dream”
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The Birth of Insanity (excerpt from Laenif: Book One)
From Laenif: Book 1, chapter four: “The Birth of Insanity”