Post-modernism Stories

On the night of February 19, 2010, a mad scientist made the greatest discovery of the 21st century. A week later he was found dead on the roof of his house. This is what went through his mind on his final night of research.

Voices, Shashka, follows the coming-of-age of 17 year old Chané Himmel - narrator and protagonist - as she recalls what may well be the last days of her life. On Thursday, February 14th, a bomb destroys a children's hospital in London. A few hours later Chané is the most wanted person alive, believed to be the mastermind behind a global terror organisation. On a quest that leads her headlong into an invisible war, Chané is lost in a world of revolution - where drones rule the skies, soldiers abduct children, politicians plot assassinations, and a transhuman seeks dominion. --- *New chapters every Thursday.*

My forty-one poems published in Meu Lado Poético. A profusion of themes, styles and rhythms that sometimes exude the existential chaos of the city and its dilemmas, sometimes exude some kind of calm, sometimes function as a kind of mantra that the lyrical self says to itself. I believe that my poems are powerful enough to cause some kind of strangeness in the reader and take them out of their comfort zone. It's still beginner and amateur writing, but it's gradually taking shape (I think it will be aesthetically perfected in a few years). Basically, Nameless, Beginless or Endless is made up of drafts. Poems that have not yet been revised/rewritten with a critical eye. I hope you enjoy it.