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Farther Than We Dreamed Book One: The Secrets of the Universe
The Universe is impossibly vast,
Even with warp drive, teleportation, & worm holes,
There are places you could never go.
But you could broadcast a signal out across forever,
You could tell the distant molecules and atoms to create new people on the other side
And send them off exploring…..
Charlie Daemon was a late 21st century rock n roll star.
One day he was ripped out of his life, away from the woman he loved, and woke up in the far future, the captain of a spaceship/moon on the other side of the cosmos. His crew is made up of twelve of the greatest artists, scientists, and leaders of the next eight hundred years: The doctor who invented the Martian race, the Queen of the British Corporation, a Chinese cyborg-warlord, an eight foot tall Australian Aborigine, a post-human physicist covered in white fur.
Together they must understand why they are there, explore the galaxies, explore reality, and come to grips with the results of lives they don’t even remember living.
Read this book and ride a radio wave out past the other side of forever.
Read this book and The Secrets of the Universe will be revealed to you.
508 pages. 103,000 words. This volume contains episodes 1-4 of the Farther Than We Dreamed saga: Clay, Waves, Crystal, and Cosmic Shag.
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Two hundred years after humanity was forced to abandon Earth to the zombie hordes, three humans descend in great armored battle-suits into a world populated only by the ravenous and rotting undead.
They will gun down as many hundreds and thousands of the monsters as necessary in their fight to retrieve the most important possession we left behind.
Too bad one of them is an idiot.
The Dead Have Ruled Earth for 200 Years is not a love story. It is not a work of spiritual mythology. It is bleeding and biting, cutting and explosions; a written rocket of death and disfigurement, with all humanity’s future at stake.
Get ready for a white-knuckled descent into the worst of all possible nightmares. Two centuries after the end of the world, it may be the last story of humanity’s battle to survive.
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MAGIC MAKES YOU STRANGE
Magic makes you strange. It will change you. It will ruin you for this world.
In 1936 aliens from the planet Pluto descend upon London to learn the secret of stage magician Nevil Dever's latest work of prestidigitation. They abduct the performer and his apprentice, Edward Whistman, on a flying saucer. Once on board the spaceship, young Edward meets a being from the planet Venus. The two of them make their escape together and Edward begins his descent into the dark world of real magic.
56,000 words
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"The story is fast paced, well-constructed...and wonderfully strange. " - Author Steven Konkoly
"This is a writer flexing his muscles and coming into his own. Lots of humour, suspense, wit and wisdom from a writer who is surely carving out his own little niche." - Author D.P. Prior
"You'll read this book to the end, eager to know who or what Edward and his companions are becoming, and what it says about us." - David F. Weisman
"This book's title playfully hints about the dangers involved whenever humans make use of magic, and I can't really say more without actually starting to give you spoilers, except that Magic TRULY makes you strange."
- Edwin P. Krisch
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"It reminds me of a quote my friend Lucinda Williams wrote on her CD: 'You do not know what wars are going on where the spirit meets the bone'....Magical book"
--Steve Balderson (Director of Firecracker)
"Reminiscent of Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist, The White Hairs is a thoughtful book that flows at a slow, soft, meditative pace. The jury unanimously approves"
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“The imagery is ethereal and salient. The reflections are complex and sometimes somber. We are shown the world through the shadow of a ghost, and are left to feel the pain of this astounding creature when he is reduced from his previously innocent and naïve adventurer into an angry and often violent stoic….This, along with the fairy-tale, otherworldly feel that the tale possesses, doesn't just border on brilliance. It becomes so.”
--Robert Duperre, Author of the Rift series, Journal of Always Reviews.
The White Hairs is a profound and powerful read, an engaging and emotional parable that lingers in the mind long after the last page has been turned.
-- Math Puppy
It's a novel of strong symbolisms and primeval motifs given in a dream-like way and with that same profound sense of clarity and transcendent realism one only experiences during REM sleep!
Reading "the white hairs" leaves a literary taste of an out-of-body experience. It's almost like astral projection.
--Alexandra Voudouri
“Farshoul watched as the long white hairs on his arms became translucent. He watched as they faded away. Soon he could see through the skin and bone of his arms to the ice beneath him. The frozen water that he could see through his phantom arm seemed more real than his own body.
He watched as the others blurred in his vision, their white fur becoming indistinguishable from the snow around them. They appeared to disappear.
Then Farshoul began to move.”
- Noah K. Mullette-Gillman
The White Hairs is a work of spiritual mythology. Somewhere on a white and snowy mountain is a young creature learning how to leave his body and travel the world inside of the wind. The wonders and terrors that he will see are the beginning of an adventure that will feel familiar to anyone who has been fed upon by life, and wanted to fight to get back the joy and soul that they were once able to take for granted
Contact Noah at Noah@Noahmullette-gillman.com
All content Copyright Noah K. Mullette-Gillman
White Hairs cover paintings by Dana Black
Photography by Noah K. Mullette-Gillman
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