Oliver And The Tiny Blue Planet Brimstone
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Ongoing, First published Jun 28, 2016
Oliver brimstone is a 16 year old boy in high school. He has no reason for being the way he is now all though he wishes there was an easy reason or excuse for being well "Oliver." When Oliver was young he wanted to sail around the world. He also wanted to be a "tiny planet explorer." But that was long ago when it seemed as though there was more time on earth for his innocent dreaming mind. He is a painter and a writer with an addiction to camel cigarettes and xanex. He has four friends named Andy, the artsy deep druggie boy.  Hays, the beautiful blue eyed girl Oliver had loved because she was kind to him and she always found ways to smile in this world. Risdy, the fun loving party animal. And jay, who had loved Oliver despite him noticing nevertheless Oliver loved him and loved his sense of humor and flower crowns. What Oliver loved most in the world was not Ginsberg, music, art or friends not even his writing, no the most important thing to him was his mind, his creativity his..... tiny blue planet brimstone much like "Alice in wonderland" or "where the wild things are" he was in love with the blue planet brimstone a beautiful place that gives you the same empty feeling that you have a 2:00 in the morning while walking up the street to the nearest k mart, with your lips dry, standing up in high. Oliver is not particularly interacting or interesting. The only time he is happy is when he thinks about the planet brimstone. But even that happiness does not last for long. One night at Oliver's blue tinted flat he falls asleep and awakes in his Tiny Blue Planet Brimstone. Enjoy(:
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