Create New List
Share with your friends
Customize readability

The clementine paradigm (A science fiction manifesto)

All Rights Reserved ©

Summary

This a synoposis. Synapse? Synopsis? ...That's how you say it right? Synopsis?...Synopsis. Honestly the book is more of a found footage summary of a pretty lackluster teenage boy in the middle of a bloody war and a premature raging dumpster fire of an existential life crisis. There is much force in attempt to prove my witticism is in fact witty, and my mush of a brain can develop intelligent thought (which is difficult when you're named after an ancient cake topper). There is also a boat load of gayness, none of which was planned but subsequently found its way into my life, the world's life really. There's a whole load of cataclysmic stuff going on here, viruses, misused soy creamer, the crash of the pokemon stock market, aliens and robots... What could have easily been a sluggish half term, proved to be of more consequence, pretty much rupturing of an already failing system of worlds. Pretty gnarly shit isn't it, yes, yes it is.

Status
6yrs ago
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

Error code173

Error code173: This is a synopisis. Synapse? Synopsis?... That’s how you say it right, synopsis? Synopsis.

Honestly the book is more of a found footage summary of a pretty lacklustre teenage boy in the middle of a bloody war and a premature raging dumpster fire of an existential life crisis. There is much force in attempt to prove my witticism is in fact witty, and my mush of a brain can develop intelligent thought (which is difficult when you’re named after an ancient cake topper). There is also a boat load of gayness, none of which was planned but subsequently trolled into my dilapidated eighteen-ish existence. Which soon in this book becomes my nineteen-ish existence. The tale is truthful to the complete and utter spiral of the total societal eyesore that is my town to a shattered rubble of technological spitz and spaz. Of course much of my existence has to do with that particular turn of events, but fret not, it was not merely I who masterminded what technically becomes the end of our world ( and I, quite frankly am not one to hide behind bullet holed technicalities). Through the much needed help of a guild of 8 semi-skilled individuals with more than 9 pairs of eyes between them, what seemed initially like a diabolical ploy to shatter what is left of Earth ( horrifically engineered metal rust) , what is , basically organised debris held in place with layers and layers of paper thin ferromagnetic antimatter became a reasonably major extinction-preventing event. Although it was supposed to be a rather uneventful half term it became more like an extended wade through swamps of other peoples shit, ( I mean both literally and figuratively), fighting seemingly never ending battles betwixt two species involving a narrow slit at the end of the propagation of a series of waves in deep space, misusing ancient tools, and hunting hills for condoms and soy creamer, (which in my opinion was pretty friggen rich). All in all the few months completely panned out the way I imagined, I never really got much school work done, and watched a shitload of makeup videos on Youbetoobe, which, evidently, were put to practice in a very serious sting operation.

What could have easily been a sluggish half term, proved to be of more consequence, pretty much rupturing of an already failing system of worlds.

Pretty gnarly shit isn’t it, yes, yes it is.

-Marzipan Kimberly Sepina

Let coruscatingpulp know what you thought about this chapter!
Love this

0

Love this

Funny

0

Funny

Spicy

0

Spicy

Suspenseful

0

Suspenseful

Emotional

0

Emotional

Profound

0

Profound

Heartwarming

0

Heartwarming

Shocking

0

Shocking

Good Writing

0

Good Writing

Compelling Plot

0

Compelling Plot

Great Character

0

Great Character

Strong Dialog

0

Strong Dialog

Further Recommendations

The Alpha's Exiled Mate (ON HOLD)

Catherineb83: Story good just would have liked her not to wear a mask

Read Now
The Alpha Without a Wolf

ILoveBooks: Excellent read! Strong characters. Engaging and captivating gently. Love love love this story. Thank you.

Read Now
Married by Fate

Bargara4670: This is a real feel-good love story. I enjoyed it very much. I'll certainly read more by this author.

Read Now
To Catch a Ghost, Part 1

Melissa: I like the nice wolves. I don't like the redundancy of her self loathing.

Read Now
The Easter Bunny

Susan: Nice short story. I liked it

Read Now
Ruthless Lord

Jessica Lee: Such a good read! Stayed interesting and a happy ending. Didn’t leave me hanging

Read Now
The Orc's Pet

Nermein Elkurdi : I truly enjoyed reading The Orc’s Pet. Stephanie has a captivating writing style that draws the reader in from beginning to end and makes the characters unforgettable. The relationship between Hannah and Drokahr was one of the most enjoyable aspects of the story, particularly the way Hannah’s fear o...

Read Now
Light at the End of the Track

Sarah Widdecomb: I loved it. It’s very well written and kept me captivated while wondering what was going to happen next.

Read Now
Half-Claimed

Agatha: I am enjoying the book. The plot is not cliche and the writing is good. Looking to the next part in anticipation

Read Now