Genre: Science Fiction
About OmnipresenceLocation: Seattle, Washington, US Home Region: Age:22 Favorite writers: Gore Vidal, Vladimir Nabokov, Bret Easton Ellis Favorite music: IOSYS Non-noveling interests: Drawing, manga, violin, snowboarding, motorcycles, video games, anime |
Joined: octobre 15, 2002 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 0 NaNoWriMo buddies: 2
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Brief Author Bio: I'm going to be getting one of those Winner t-shirts legitimately. |
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Synopsis: Untitled
Yevgeni is a sound-sight synaestheian... for lack of a better descriptor. Rob Thorpe is an executive talent manager for a large corporation that produces new music targeted at the mainstream market. Thorpe has hired Yevgeni to evaluate some of the new acts he's preparing to launch, but before they can meet in Osaka, something happens that alters the entire storyline and makes the plot interesting. (Seat of my pants, as usual. No better way to write these novels.)
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Yev translates sound messages using his synaesthesia? I don't know, this was something I thought of two days ago.
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Someone's sending him messages encoded inside the music he's being paid to listen to, feeding him information and trying to get in contact with him. But that doesn't make any sense, how could someone who can't readily find him know how to send him hidden synaesthetic notes inside music?
Coheeeeesioooonnnn aaaaggghhhh. The plot got convoluted in ways I can't put into words, it's just a string of sensations right now. I'll get back to this in a few days.
Excerpt: Untitled
Aside from that, he still had trouble focusing in on any one specific point in the last couple weeks. He’d watched them perform from backstage almost every single night, stayed in the tour bus and hotel rooms with them, gone to countless catered dinners and parties. The abstract ideas of each were all that were left, the particulars having been lost to the jet lag haze. Yev could recreate the atmospheres of each in his head: the sights and sounds, the strange faces, but none of them were true memories. Just mental replications.


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