I’m two-thirds complete with the sixth revision of Gaunt Rainbow and have revisited an especially delicious scene. Pamela (AKA Rainbow) has already encountered monsters. Pazuzu now comes to solicit her help. Yep, Pazuzu is in this one too. Dil Cortras is also here. And so is a reincarnated Josiah Ioannu. If I was Kurt Vonnegut, I’d put this stuff right at the beginning…
The overhead sun casts squat shadows leaning slightly toward Pamela’s right – though not the shallow pond shed by her messiah. His shade remains fixed in its shallow puddle. The dormant shadow pools on top of his feet. Its dark intensity makes him appear as if he’s sunk up to his ankles.
She gathers an odd perception of his amorphous cast. Its darkness seems alive, like an extension of himself or simply another arm. But, even this observation was too specific. The shadow behaves more as fat stored in a lizard’s tail, or the overfill of a soul inside a body too small.
“There is a war in heaven,” he tells her. “Hell has consumed this world. You have seen the demons who linger. The time has come to send everyone into oblivion and start again.”
“You’re destroying this world?”
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I’m not done yet, but I’m on track to have this revision finished before November. After this, I’ve got to got re-shingle Debbie’s Hellmouth. The holes in her roof need to get patched.
There’s a reason there are no Pazuzu Trilogy audiobooks… No matter how and how many time this horror story is recorded, the result sounds like no human language. The narrator speaks in tongues. Listen to the sample below.
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Why should you read my story? I say it’s a fantasy-horror story and the reaction is immediately lukewarm. I’ve said it’s fiction about the 99% and the 1% – it’s about terrorists, the messiah and Armageddon and no one cares. I’ve even stated I’m renewing Dante’s Underworld tours and taking readers straight through the Hellmouth at Saint Erasmus and the reaction has been “Meh.” I just don’t think people understand my epic. You folks don’t “get it.”
Well, you’re breaking me down. I’m gonna run myself into ruin before my story sets fire in minds. Desperate, here’s yet another insight. It’s a woozy, a revelation even.
Here’s the secret – how to open the door into supernatural power. I can’t tell you specifically what power you will gain. That’s something for you to wish for. But all you have to do is listen to this track 58 times. It’s called The Exalted Pazuzu Trilogy. Listen while you read my Pazuzu Trilogy – all 55 chapters including the Preface, Interlude and Epilogue. You can listen to other things simultaneously, but keep this track playing in the background.
You must finish each chapter within the 44 minutes of the track. If you can’t do that, then you need to improve your reading skills. And you’re in luck because this excerise will help, once you find the rhythm and you learn to pace your reading. So, not only do you have a way to open a door into the supernatural, but you’ve got yourself a training regiment. Either way you look at it, my Pazuzu Trilogy will expand your mind. Just keep your hands in the car.
The Exalted Pazuzu Trilogy is a heavily re-sampled, public domain recording of Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D-Minor. The other sounds are built from samples in public domain or under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0. Those samples are hosted at Sound Bible.
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Feeling full-spirited toward an immersive environment, I’ve created atmospheric music to accompany each of the books in my Pazuzu Trilogy. They’re background noise – if you want something professional, well then pay somebody something. Buying my books would be a move in the right direction. I have no music training whatsoever – that music appreciation elective course I took in college doesn’t count. It was my worst grade ever – C+. What kind of college grade is that? The odorous professor *sniff* wouldn’t even allow students to take the course Pass-Fail.
He’s probably dead, but you can still read PAZUZU – MANIFESTATION. It’s the first book in my Pazuzu Trilogy. Enjoy the dry atmosphere of the Shur waste -
Twenty-plus years later, I’m only communicating the jist of my bleak story. The elements of my Pazuzu Trilogy took root in those past years. Now that I can compile and distort public domain sound files (particularly from Soundbible.com), record my own noises with Windows Sound Recorder and digitally patch my Undergraduate-level artwork, I’m able to create whole promotional videos on my desktop computer. This enlightened Age and a whole assortment of freeware makes that available to me – whose time is better spent writing stories and practicing writing in general. I know.
The second book in my rewritten and scoured trilogy is called PAZUZU – EMERGENCE. The story continues here where Manifestation is paused. It’s also the core of the tale. I’m promoting this head space -
Here’s the last of the online videos folks can copy because they will anyway if they want to. Convert the videos to MP3 or your preferred format. Copy them to whatever portable noisemaker you’re carrying – and take along my ebooks. The tracks are not more than a half-hour long apiece, but they’ll get you started reading. They set the mood, least I think they do and I am the trilogy’s author.
The last book is called PAZUZU – ABEYANCE -
Whatever and regardless your impression, please don’t doubt my sincerity when I claim my Pazuzu Trilogy is an epic. It’s my passion and I’ve worked hard to improve the books – nine revisions. I will stop making revisions, in affect I’m saving the magic Tenth for a professional publisher – or someone with a press and earnest editing skill and interest.
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