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XBook Chapter 15 - Ginger Finds That He Can Fly (Or Justifying an Alien Invasion in 1918)
BE AWARE: THERE IS GRAPHIC IMAGERY IN THIS EPISODE. AND LOTS OF STRONG LANGUAGE.
The second act. Finally.
This is where I really start to find that XBook hits its stride.
What is XBook? It’s a novel that I wrote almost half my life ago. It tells the simple story of an alien invasion in 1918, just after the Great War has finished. Ginger, a fighter pilot, has many, many surreal visions. William, Supreme Leader of the Trascon race likes to talk about the history of the Trascon race.
Afterwards, I deep dive into the chapter and analyse. At least, I try to. As I’ve been tired recently and overworked, figures from my past, and relevant to this book, have resurfaced and made their own contributions. I at least managed to catch it this time and, well, it’s not the perfect analysis, ok?
03:46 - The chapter.
52:02 - General Notes
53:40 - The Cutting Room Floor
57:29 - The Psychologist’s Chair
What are your thoughts on this and previous chapters? Have you spotted something that I have missed? Tell me your thoughts at [email protected]
You can also find me on Twitter at @DanielsNemesis, though nothing much happens there.
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By Daniel's NemesisBE AWARE: THERE IS GRAPHIC IMAGERY IN THIS EPISODE. AND LOTS OF STRONG LANGUAGE.
The second act. Finally.
This is where I really start to find that XBook hits its stride.
What is XBook? It’s a novel that I wrote almost half my life ago. It tells the simple story of an alien invasion in 1918, just after the Great War has finished. Ginger, a fighter pilot, has many, many surreal visions. William, Supreme Leader of the Trascon race likes to talk about the history of the Trascon race.
Afterwards, I deep dive into the chapter and analyse. At least, I try to. As I’ve been tired recently and overworked, figures from my past, and relevant to this book, have resurfaced and made their own contributions. I at least managed to catch it this time and, well, it’s not the perfect analysis, ok?
03:46 - The chapter.
52:02 - General Notes
53:40 - The Cutting Room Floor
57:29 - The Psychologist’s Chair
What are your thoughts on this and previous chapters? Have you spotted something that I have missed? Tell me your thoughts at [email protected]
You can also find me on Twitter at @DanielsNemesis, though nothing much happens there.