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Message started by ente per ente on Sep 5^th, 2012, 10:12pm

Title: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by ente per ente on Sep 5^th, 2012, 10:12pm

Here are some new links to a few recent short- stories I completed over the course of the last months in American/English, as follows, if anyone is interested or wants to have a look at...eh,eh:

-Urban Fantasy/Horror- "The Eater", dealing with a very evil alchemist somewhere in Europe,and then across the world, starting in 1800s…has been published in print inside a Horror Anthology titled "Now I Lay Me Down To Reap " by Sirens Call Publications...

And many thanks to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER who edited the story and many thanks to very kind Mrs. Nina D'Arcangela, of course!!!

http://www.sirenscallpublications.com/

https://www.createspace.com/3937305

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZKA41M

-Sci-Fi- "Metaphase (Fluffy I,II and III...)" , dealing with dogs in space, in a way…on Aphelion Webzine:

And many thanks to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER and Mr. Robert MORIYAMA who edited the story!!!

http://www.aphelion-webzine.com/shorts/2012/08/Metaphase_Fluffy_I_II_III.html

-Sci-Fi- “Do not say a sword!" , a funny tale set in Glasgow, Scotland in the future…on British Schlock Webzine:

http://www.schlock.co.uk/pb/wp_0cbb606d/wp_0cbb606d.html

And many thanks to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER who edited the story, as usual!!!

-Sci-Fi- "The Library of hope..." , set in a very huge space empire,seemingly…online on American Surprising Stories Webzine:

http://surprisingstories.dcwi.com/Contents.htm

http://surprisingstories.dcwi.com/libraryhope.htm

And many thanks to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER who edited the story and to Mr. John Thiel, too, and wonderful art by Ramos Fumes!!!

Don't mind about the incorrect spelling of my last name,as it looks there like Palumbra ( very fanny in a way…eh,eh) it happens more often that you could expect...eh,eh…and it will happen again somewhere, likely, anyway…eh,eh

-Urban Fantasy/Fantasy- "Dreamless Nights..." , set in Greece long before the warrior peoples from the north came to create what was considered afterwards as Classical Greece, has been published online in September on American EMG-ZINE:

http://emg-zine.com/item.php?id=871

http://emg-zine.com/

And many thanks, of course, to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER who edited the story and thanks to Jennifer Broschinsky, Head Editor of EMG-ZINE, too!!!

-Sci-Fi- "She was there..." , dealing with a strange search and set in the beautiful town of Lugano, Switzerland…online on Farther StarsThanThese Magazine:

http://www.fartherstars.com/search/label/Sergio%20%E2%80%9Cente%20per%20ente%E2%80%9D%20PALUMBO

http://www.fartherstars.com/

-Sci-Fi- "If You Don't Just Get Skilled..." dealing with a special military unit, so to say…eh,eh, on Orion's Child Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine:

http://orionschild.net/

http://orionschild.net/OC5_2012.html

http://orionschild.net/OC_Fiction0512Palumbo.html

And many thanks, of course, to very kind Michele "Bottomdweller" DUTCHER who edited the story, as every time, and to Mr. Gabriel COLE, too!!!

:) :) :)

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by Jeangoldstrom on Sep 6^th, 2012, 7:09pm

My goodness, you certainly have been busy! Now I will have to get busy and read all those interesting-sounding stories -- thanks for providing links.

-- Jean

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by ente per ente on Sep 6^th, 2012, 9:49pm

Thank you very much for your kind appreciation, indeed...eh,eh :)

By the way, just mind that "The Eater" is not a tale for kids, anyway... about the character depicted in the story, well, the ones who read it before just told me that he seemed to be a sort of Doctor Faustus-like figure from old Anglo-Saxon literature, but in my opinion he is much worse than that, as Faustus in a way was caught in a game bigger than him, while the horrible Jeno in this story is much crueler and selfish, even though as the story goes on, it happens that (TO BE CONTINUED)...eh,eh ;) :)

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by Webbie on Sep 8^th, 2012, 10:56am

You might want to edit the pic size so it fits better on the page.

It just looks nicer.

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by ente per ente on Sep 10^th, 2012, 8:16am

Thanks so much, well done...eh,eh!!! :)

Title: A movie: Source Code
Post by Jeangoldstrom on Sep 12^th, 2012, 6:57pm

Has anyone seen a movie called "Source Code?" I borrowed it from Netflix a couple days ago. What a gripping, fascinating, thought-provoking, nerve-wracking film! It's a s-f film, of course. But it has a plot that, as far as I know, no one has ever thought of before! And the actors are wonderful.

I would rank this one way up there, with the great ones like "The Day The Earth Stood Still."

If you've seen it, please tell me what you thought. If you haven't seen it, and can get it from Netflix, do yourself a favor and do so. Really, I don't mean to be bossy -- it just struck me as so wonderful I would want to share it with my pals. That is yinz guys, as we say in Pittsburgh.

-- Jean

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by Webbie on Sep 15^th, 2012, 9:22am

I'll have to look that one up. Another interesting one is 'Sleep Dealer" Kinda like 'Blade Runner' type of spin off. Takes migrant workers to a new level. English subtitles make it feel a little more real.

edit: couldn't find it, perhaps not on my Netflix plan.

Title: Re: A few recent works of mine...eh,eh
Post by ente per ente on Sep 16^th, 2012, 5:21am

Quote:

Has anyone seen a movie called "Source Code?"

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Another interesting one is 'Sleep Dealer"

Thanks for your kind suggestions, I'll have a look soon at...eh,eh :)