Can meaningful relationships survive a world of instant gratification?
While on his computer, Victor Hastings admires the provocative pictures of the girl he’s dating. Meanwhile, she’s posting more and more on Facebook and all the social sites. Now, everyone in his cramped fraternity is competing for her and it seems the fraternity itself may become obsolete by this strange, new thing people are beginning to call ‘social media.’ What kind of love is this?
…the wired kind.
Growing up Wired – a new, coming-of-age love story
“I was completely and utterly entranced by Growing Up Wired. I devoured it as quickly as possible, unable to put it down.” – Julie Odron, Reading by the Beach
“The first chapter, the last chapter and a couple of chapters in the middle are brilliant.” – Bob Cherny, LL Book Review
“…a very interesting modern take on the typical coming of age story, and I have to say I think it was very well done.” – Justin, Literary Adventures from the Jersey Shore
“This is an entertaining read.” – Lori L. Clark, Just Bookin’ Around
“… the book really takes off and is quite a page-turner.” – Anne Cordelia, Amazon Reviewer
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Satirical stories exploring modern themes of technology and relationships. Internet lawlessness, smartphone love triangles, zombie video gamers, gender role ambivalence and the demise of television – these changes infuse our existence. Borrowing from science fiction, fantasy and magic realism, the collected stories of Not from Concentrate take these contemporary quandaries head-on!
“If you want your imagination stretched to a point where its never been before, you need to read these.” – Gavin Sherry, Five Star, Amazon UK Review
“From loony to profound, this collection of bizarre short stories is bound together by excellent writing.” — MarkDArtist, Four Star, Amazon US Review
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Modern Manhood—it’s a subject that needs to be addressed in earnest by someone, I suppose, eventually…
What’s it mean to be a man in times when most employment consists of clicking a mouse and making a PowerPoint? (Nobody really knows anymore). Trust me. I’ve looked. I’ve read. I’ve asked around the usual places.
There are people who can give a biblical interpretation; there are people who can give a biological interpretation; there are people who can give an interpretation based upon historical inequality. But if you’ve ever asked yourself, “Am I there yet? Is this it?” or “Wasn’t there supposed to be a boom—some luminous flash of light…” chances are you live in the United States, are between 18 and 40, and male.
Ah, the hopeless, pathetic, forgotten male—is he a relic, an anachronism, a vestigial bundle or excessive upper-body strength no longer needed in an era of unmanned attack drones, seven adjective lattes and dual income families? Was Beyonce right? Do girls run the world? To answer all these questions and more, we must do what men do best: Get our bearings. Not just in space—but in time.
“To simply say thought-provoking would be an understatement. It will make you take a deeper look into the lives of the people around you, as well as your own.” — Julie Ordon, Reading by the Beach
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Short stories blending science fiction, fantasy and satire. Fourteen stories that refuse to be pigeon-holed. From the edges of the known universe, to the microscopic limits of a petri dish, to a yuppie’s post-apocalyptic bachelor pad, be prepared to imagine new worlds and new ideas.
“The most important thing is, I loved the book even it wasn’t so popular in France but I’m always like to read a strange book” — Elena, Five Star Goodreads Review
“Engrossingly quick paced short stories.
Desciptive and innovative story lines.
Original pieces. Undeniably satisfying read.” — Mason4719, Smashwords Review
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