A New Earth – Genesis II

continued from previous “Good morning!  Can I show you something?”  Michael said to Olivia as she was taking a slow sip of her coffee.  She took her time putting down the cup on the benchtop, avoiding to look in his direction.  Arms crossed, she got up and followed him to his station.  Pausing as she … Continue reading A New Earth – Genesis II

God

An imaginary friend. A construct of our ego, desperate to believe that someone is watching, someone actually cares about our existence. God is the personification of the real forces of creation: the stardust, the light, the gravity. God is the excuse to sin: it will all be forgiven, because after all, we are His children. … Continue reading God

Plasticene

It’s been a month  since they disappeared  leaving behind a trail of plastic wreckage dried flesh torn along sharp crevasses and half-broken, half-buried consumer goods now consumed by a new sediment in the planet’s geological history. Like fresh flowers doused in gasoline they waited for the spark to ignite them as they set fire to … Continue reading Plasticene