I’ve had a lot of dreams like this: Who are they? We don’t know. What do they want? Can’t say. But they’re peeping at the windows, and we’ve got to hide. I was researching for a project in college when my interest in drones and mass-surveillance solidified. I started to conjure up a future where… Continue reading The Birth of Dronefall: The Story
Month: January 2020
The Birth of Dronefall: The Seeds
Through the heart of my Alma Mater’s main campus runs a railroad. A slow freight drags through a few times a day, typically, covered in weathered graffiti. Whistle wailing and detuned bell chiming, it shakes the library where I lived most of my college days. As a student, I wore a lot of dark eye-make-up… Continue reading The Birth of Dronefall: The Seeds
The Birth of Dronefall: The Gap
I think I was thirteen years old when I dropped Return to Harmony on the floor and didn’t bother to pick it back up. I told my mom I didn’t like books that were about quote, “people’s lives and how they feel about them.” I really wasn’t that into the fluffy inner struggles of young… Continue reading The Birth of Dronefall: The Gap
The 2020’s Begin
Hey, what in the world? It’s 2020! This is the dawn of a new decade, you realize that? New year, new decade, leap year, election year, start of solar cycle 25. (Actually, solar cycle 25 began on Christmas Eve, 2019, when two reversed-polarity sunspots broke the deep solar minimum we’ve had for the second cycle… Continue reading The 2020’s Begin
