Michael Brian
Bio
Long time practitioner of the healing arts, I have experienced our ability to transform and grow intelligently, first hand. I am optimistic, as a species, we can stop making things worse and actually learn from history to improve our ways.
Stories (3/0)
last lost locket
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Or so they apparently said, at least according to the faded movie poster in the abandoned theatre. No one had been to space in a very long time as far as she knew. Not since everything came apart up there almost forty years ago. Down here though, when she screamed, her gas mask and goggles just made everything louder to her and quieter to everyone else. So she did it a lot. The vibration of her power felt good against the numbness everyone feels out here in the zone.
By Michael Brian2 years ago in Fiction
'Nother Day
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Thank God it's also true in traffic... It is possible telling you any of this may change all of our futures in ways no one wants, yet I’ve decided to risk it. I do so because, eternally, most of us can’t shake the weighted blanket of regret we each carry, deep in our core knowing… that we are all just a lot smarter than what we let go down this upcoming day.
By Michael Brian2 years ago in Earth
Elevator Dreams
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. The idea frightened generations and was the number one visceral reason everything else was going to have to be as safe as humanly possible before I would even consider following my hearts' call out here. No way I was going to risk that agony unless the odds were very, very low that anything else would go wrong.
By Michael Brian2 years ago in Earth
