In Search of Crystal Cylinders
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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2015
A So. Cal surfer working at the university particle physics linear accelerator lab discovers a peculiar wrinkle in space-time while contemplating special relativity problems  out at his local beach break line up.
Things get weird when he has a "deja vu" experience one day while surfing and the physical explanation just doesn't add up. Einstein said it was mathematically possible, Hawking too…What the hell…?
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The second and final short story in this little series I've construed. This little sequel plays off the many heavy themes and elements presented in the first story. Around 2K words in length( upon its completion), this wraps up my first little short story Duology. This story follows the personal view of two coastal survivors, young Charla & Denny, in the wake of a nuclear apocalypse. The story intends to depict a glimpse of communities of sea-faring people and the environment they are fighting to survive in. Between perils of sea and perils of land, will the coastal peoples obtain life or death?