I've met the bastard more than once in my Zeta House 'dreams.' Goes by a number of names, though I never heard him claim that one. Kip Banyan is what he's going by now. Or was last time I encountered him in the town of Twilight. Turned on the crew that night. We all remember. A number of us never woke up. The sumbitch is a professional Disruptor.
Many are being put together in "The Mechanics of Destiny," some parts of which I sent you a couple of years ago. Huge volume of three books on which I started working ten or so years ago. "The Realm" is followed by "Dreamwalkers" and finally, "The Zeta House." It'll take me decades to finish. Wes Dawson is the main character, and is stuck in a destiny for six years in the first book. He is Altus Jardell, Prime Collector in The Realm. He has disturbing dreams that lead him to understand his existence is actually a Zeta House Dream, and to escape it, he must fulfill their destiny.
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I've met the bastard more than once in my Zeta House 'dreams.' Goes by a number of names, though I never heard him claim that one. Kip Banyan is what he's going by now. Or was last time I encountered him in the town of Twilight. Turned on the crew that night. We all remember. A number of us never woke up. The sumbitch is a professional Disruptor.
Don't go there. Twilight, that is.
I mean it.
Ah, the Zeta House. Were those dreams chronicled? I forget.
And who's Wes Dawson?
Many are being put together in "The Mechanics of Destiny," some parts of which I sent you a couple of years ago. Huge volume of three books on which I started working ten or so years ago. "The Realm" is followed by "Dreamwalkers" and finally, "The Zeta House." It'll take me decades to finish. Wes Dawson is the main character, and is stuck in a destiny for six years in the first book. He is Altus Jardell, Prime Collector in The Realm. He has disturbing dreams that lead him to understand his existence is actually a Zeta House Dream, and to escape it, he must fulfill their destiny.
Well, you asked.
I remember the basics but thought you spoke it rather than wrote it. I'll have to go back and review.
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