So you thought being a superhero would be easy?
Joe from A Darkening of Fortune must know exactly how this guy feels.
Joe from A Darkening of Fortune must know exactly how this guy feels.
Imagine, every single story connected to another in some way, weaving a thread through space and time, with each story revealing something else, something perhaps trivial, or maybe deep and provocative, but each incrementally building upon the one before.
After many years, two former school friends meet by chance. Or do they? Deborah — a high-flying corporate lawyer, now living in New York — remembers a sequence of events one way, while Ben — a travel writer and campaigning journalist — remembers them another. But why? What they uncover is more disturbing than anything they could have ever imagined.
Perdition’s End is taking significantly longer to develop than I’d anticipated (for a number of reasons), but it is progressing.
Once again working on the “chronology” for Perdition’s End, which is the continuation of a major story arc and the first of a tetralogy. And so the Continuum takes shape…