Vodka Mom: You are too kind. Thanks, and you’ll have an opportunity soon. I promise.

Janice: You too Janice, are too kind. Thank you.

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Always tuned in to this channel. As for Conner, it’s probably just me. It reminds me too much of the musician Bright Eyes (Connor Oberst), who is a very good singer/songwriter and puts on a good show; however, when he talks between songs, he comes across as arrogant which was a big put-off to me. Since the spelling is different, I’m sure I’ll survive. :)

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Ian: Conner’s no good, huh? I don’t know this for certain, but it may have been a subconscious ode to John Conner from the Terminator series. Weekly serialization? Stay tuned for next week.

Lori: Me too, and have you ever met a kid who didn’t like Spaghettios? Me neither, though I never thought of them as a raw meat chaser until the day before yesterday either.

Kwek Ming Hong: I’ll be working on them, and we will see them soon.

Friar: I’m thrilled to hear it, Friar. I was actually most interested in your comment on this one. I figured I’d get called out on the wobbly science. No engineering degree, and actually no degree to speak of. No joke, I’m actually a high school dropout.

I LIKE this. :-)

Do you have a science or engineering degree or something? Because it shows in your writing (I mean this as a compliment!).

Even though this is a fantasy story, the way you use the technical/scientific terms here is credible, and makes the story more believable.

We’ve bumped around the blogosphere but this is my first comment in your site. I definitely liked the part about half a grandma appearing at your door.

The Primotion chip already exists today –as Holosync technology. Whenever I have a negative thought, I plug in a paraliminal cd and whisked it away as if it never existed. Scary, ain’t it? I could be one of your characters. ;)

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You’ve just caught my interest, and I must say that it is no easy thing for a book to capture my attention as deeply as yours did. The moment I scanned through the first paragraph, I knew I had to continue. And I did. You aroused my curiosity, and now I am dying to read more. I am ready to whirl along with your intricate and highly exciting plot.

I certainly look forward to any future excerpts!

Somehow I never put Spaghettios and Sci Fi together before or envisioned it as a raw meat chaser … you do have a way with the visuals and the instant connect. Looking forward to more!

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