John I woke up and realized I'd missed everything. I cleared the sleep from my eyes, swung myself out of bed, surveyed my room and fastened my mind into focus to do what must be done. I packed my backpack with my mobile dongle, put my old but still smart overcoat on, my summer hat -- inappropri... view book

This is a story set in a dystopian future where certain ethnicities are placed into concentration camps in America due to tensions in world affairs and possible imminent world war between America on the one hand, and China, Japan, Korea and Arab states on the other.  The story in the available up... view book

I've read the first five.  It had the effect of increasing breathlessness, for me, in a good absorbing way.  Possibly it was that I caught hold of his anxiety.  I'm stopping to gather my breath and reflect. It's written in a very flowing manner, nothing jars.  I find Simon wholly believable and e... view book

I happened across Violet's thread and decided to have a look.  That was some good fortune on my part.  This is easily one of the very best books I've read on this site in a full active year here.  From the first chapter I was completely gripped by your writing abilities and your characters and the s... view book

Hi Bre, I read the Prologue and Chapter 1.  I liked it.  There's a clear voice, good pace and an interesting world and characters.  The ideas got me thinking and engaged, like the idea that with the sale of each memory a human takes a step towards being more mechanised: I'd like to know a lot mor... view book