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Product Description
A tortured tale of forbidden love that degenerates into a dystopian nightmare
Author Indigo Meier does not take risks, but he does have a furtive imagination that spawns the futuristic tale, 'Humanity's Sunset over Osaka Bay'.
His first mistake is to fall for an actress on hard times; the beautiful Charlotte Watson. The second is to allow her to be the only person to read his novel. All subsequent mistakes are written into a history that could destroy them both.
Humanity will never be the same
The future isn’t written, it is rewritten
The past was not written, it was designed...
Author Indigo Meier does not take risks, but he does have a furtive imagination that spawns the futuristic tale, 'Humanity's Sunset over Osaka Bay'.
His first mistake is to fall for an actress on hard times; the beautiful Charlotte Watson. The second is to allow her to be the only person to read his novel. All subsequent mistakes are written into a history that could destroy them both.
Humanity will never be the same
The future isn’t written, it is rewritten
The past was not written, it was designed...
About the Author
Oznonymous is the sci-fi and mystery pseudonym of historical-fiction writer D. J. Meyers. Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Oznonymous wrote poetry and short stories from the age of ten. Subsequent years were spent writing the words and music for a variety of songs. Thirteen years ago the itch to write a novel was scratched, and after several attempts, these completed tomes were placed on the Internet for review by others. Lessons learned, and style adjusted, The Renaissance Series was begun. Tales of Yorr became the first of these, focussing on the legend of the skeleton in the car park and the myths of history's winners. This was followed by two loose sequels - Birth of Venus, which delves into the life and loves of Sandro Botticelli, and The Whispering Mime - a reconstruction of Elizabethan England and the origins of one particular bard named William. For further musings on rice paper, before these books are burnt, make your way to the home of The Gargoyle Chronicles. www.thegargoylechronicles.com.au
