The Creature ift.tt/1rZZiyq Premise Our genes, and the environment we grow up in, form who we are: and are imposable to escape. About the book The Creature: Forgotten Prometheus, is a sequel to Mary Shelley’s master work: “Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus”. This book continues Shelley’s Creature’s struggle with its reason for existence, its purpose, and its fight against its unnatural nature. As with Shelley’s work, this novel expounds the idea of a fabricated human, and examines the unending question of: “Nature verses Nurture”. This novel is a work of fiction, suspense, and horror. Story The unexpected discovery of a frozen corpse at the North Pole brings back a giant, hideous, and mysterious creature from the past to present-day California. When the awful thing unexpectedly reawakens from its icy grave it begins a new life in our world. The Creature tells an exciting, knuckle biting story of this reawakened creature’s introduction into a contemporary world. The story explores a modern response to a pseudo human-being. Science is fascinated, greed is motivated, and yet fundamental human traits such as kindness and disgust flow through the story. Are we any better than we were 200 years ago? What benefits has science brought to our social interactions? Who are we, and what differences are we willing to accept? This imaginative story is scary, fascinating, and raises difficult to answer questions about the very core of what it is to be human. Description “Why are we here?” This is a question all of us have in common. Some think about it more than others, but we all ask it at one time or another. There are some that think they have an answer, but really, there is no one good reason. But we do know these things: We are not involved in our creation. We do not have a choice. We don’t ask to be born. It is others that make these decisions and the result of this whim is us, and our existence. And so we are here, you and me. We share this world. A place we didn’t ask to enter. A reality, a life we knew nothing about. “But please, why are we here? Answer me!” A few of us plan well and make informed choices, but so many of us are irresistibly drawn into self-indulgent passion and lust. Feed us and we procreate. It’s the order of things. The way it is and has always been. We humans have this in common with bacteria. “Come on! Why are we here? Tell me!” There are many mystical stories that try to explain it. They are colorful and imaginative, but they are all just stories. It seems we mostly happen for no good reason. But now that we’re here we all seek a similar goal. We, one and all, search for love and acceptance. We all have an insatiable requirement to be wanted, to be needed. We all want meaning and purpose. But regardless, we are here and the result is the same: we are here and we had no say in it. “I want love…” Yes we all want love. We all need it. But we do not always receive it. Try to keep in mind that we came from nothing and will return to it. This might soothe your pain. Does it? “No… It doesn’t!” My friend we had no choice in coming from the darkness and we have no choice in resisting its unrelenting call to fall back into it. The darkness is our commonality don’t be afraid of it, embrace it. We all came from oblivion and we will all return to it. There is no choice. “No! No… I want more! Much, much more!” Author David Millett is a digital artist. He is an accomplished author, filmmaker, producer of paper books, and eBooks. He loves writing, videography, photography, filmmaking, travel, and his wife Julia. Book Info ISBN-13: 978-1502710666 ISBN-10: 1502710668 _______ FOLLOW LIPSapp Classic Radio _______ FB: r-js/1vz7Pcz / TW: r-js/1kHd2Qt / Listen to LIPSapp Classic Radio r-js/1dOIQ18 #classicrock #rollingstones #ledzeppelin #santana #eagles #zztop #thewho #beatles #elvis #jimihendrix #dylan #acdc #michaeljackson #pinkfloyd #madonna #u2
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