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Novel: The Electrostatic Implosion
Genre: Mainstream Fiction
38,355 words so far  

About teknoarcanist

Location: Middletown, PA

Home Region:
United States :: Pennsylvania :: Harrisburg

Age:18

Website: http://teknoarcanist.deviantart.com/

Favorite novels: Fight Club, The Fountainhead, Johnathan Strange and Mr. Norrell, Notes From the Underground

Favorite writers: Chuck Palahniuk, Terry Pratchett, George R.R. Martin, Ray Kurzweil

Favorite music: old videogame midis

Non-noveling interests: reading, drawing, hiking, money

Joined: November 8, 2007

This Year: Official Participant

NaNoWriMo History:
'07

NaNoWriMo posts: 79

NaNoWriMo buddies: 5

 

Brief Author Bio:

Got a halo 8D
Brandon Carbaugh lives alone in a burnt-out una-bomber shack in a chilly back-valley, nestled in the southern slopes of the Rocky Mountains. He alternates his free time between writing, having multiple simultaneous caffeine-induced heart attacks, and attempting to revive the Great Metal Lord from the depths of the silicon pit, who will bring about The Reckoning of the flesh-men.
Buy him a cup of coffee and he'll hump your leg!

Synopsis: The Electrostatic Implosion

His condition is tolerated. Its effects are dealt with.
"Put simply," he says, "It's all about the things you Don't Do."
He Doesn't Do zippers.
He Doesn't Do revolving doors.
He Doesn't Do elevators, escalators, thumbtacks or spare change.
Allen Mezmer is a magnetic man, and it might be ruining his life.
'Might', that is, if there were much of one to ruin.

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