Canis: Unrest Amid a Sea of Stars is an outer space odyssey written by a conservative for conservatives. Set in a dystopian welfare state where everything from news to religion is regulated and true capitalism is outlawed as nonconformity. The second order effects of big governance and progressivism spark a series of events that could change the galaxy forever.
Free to you all to read on Wattpad, for now. Though I'll probably take it down soon.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/124776337-canis-unrest-amid-a-sea-of-stars
A somewhat intoxicated doodle of what Velan, the primary antagonist of my book, Canis: Unrest Amid a Sea of Stars looks like in my head.
The alien race called Eindruji(ine-dru-hee) are about seven foot tall, lithe skeletal framed, covered with natural chitin armor, and extremely strong and agile while being vicious in ideology and decorum.
Vegan is a zealot even among his people. He is a force to be reckoned with
Finally got around to self-publishing my science fiction novel. At its core it is a story of conservatism as a counterculture movement in a distant future society where socialism and decadent liberal culture dominates.
I've worked on this book for the last five years and finally getting it done and posted has me psyched.
Canis: Unrest Amid a Sea of Stars
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B7KJ8JYL/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_1RHZ3G4WSGZAM7TTN8TE
So as of now I am no longer a produce manager. My wife and I decided we had enough money to get by on the search for a new job and so I told my employers that I had enough of their viewpoint bias, favoritism and discriminatory behavior.
In the interim I also became a contributing writer for sportskeeda.
Strongly considering making a jump out of the retail world and finding another job. With the baby coming and my significant other plagued by severe morning sickness, I need to find a better source of income, and hopefully one that is less stressful. The market for labor is empty and the quality of help is suffering.
Ideally, I would like to put my writing ability to good use. But so far I've never found the right opportunity to break into that field and have only written free articles.
But it's impossible to avoid the gaslighters. I can turn off the news, my phone, and not look at the paper, but somehow they still get through.
Coworkers who are Democrats effectively remind me every chance they get that Trump isn't in the White House anymore.
I tell them I'll ask if they're still happy about it when their taxes go up.
QuodVerum always provides me with a much needed sanity check when I look in.
I've been trying to have a hiatus from politics and focus on my own stuff.
My girlfriend accepted my marriage proposal and we found out last week that we're going to have a baby. It's expected to be born at the end of February.
So I've been spending a lot of time at work because I want to get the money together for a down payment on a house. Two plus a baby in a one bedroom apartment won't be very comfortable.
I wrote and submitted this article to my friend's news blog last night. I had a conversation with my girlfriend the other night about cancel culture and how it works, and I figured I would write this up and get a few points across.
Many might not think it's a big deal because these are state and local level officials, but you've got to realize that government is bottom up. Quite a few officials have to start small and work up to the national level. Changes in the low levels of government can affect Washington in future years. Pelosi and swamp aren't immortal and someone will eventually replace them.
Produce Manager • Christian • Novelist • Citizen Journalist • Bane of leftists