Consensus Stories

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This work presents an original mythological and philosophical framework for storytelling, referred to as Meta Genesis. It includes a myth of origin, a conceptual experiment, and a genre manifesto that together describe a unified system for interpreting narrative, perception, and meaning across genres. The work establishes original symbolic structures-such as the cube, the seventh face, and the experiment-as narrative devices used to explore how reality, memory, and attention interact. It is intended as a foundational text from which fictional stories, genres, and interpretations may be derived, rather than as a single narrative or adaptation of existing works.

After discovering a spacial anomaly around a dying star, the Starship Odyssey is pulled into an unfamiliar galaxy. The unprecedented arrival of humanity into this region of space sparks a chain reaction that with the potential to change everything for both this new galaxy and the Milky Way. "In the shadow of a dying star a new civilization rises, a new civilization that has the potential to change everything." My entry for the 2021 Open Novella Contest.

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Consensus (n.) - in literary works, this refers to a shared understanding, collective judgment, or common agreement among characters, communities, or narrators. It often highlights how social harmony, moral alignment, or communal decision-making shapes the story, themes, or conflicts.

~ Some days, no matter how I stop up my ears, I still hear the bell's knell... ~ This book of poetry explores and exposes my personal struggle, as I witness an entire society turn its back to avoid seeing how its behaviour impacts our fragile, beleaguered Earth. As unspeakably destructive consumerism lays waste to much of the planet's biosphere, humans are (ever so) slowly waking up to the harm and true cost of our way of life. We see yet refuse to see at the same time. We are loath to give up our creature comforts, our toe-hold in the climb for status, our relative sense of security, even though Life on the planet is threatened with irreversible harm, perhaps even annihilation. We've forgotten where we come from and no longer question the lie passed down to us from generation to generation. That we deserve to live like royalty at the expense of all other forms of life. That we are the ultimate Masters of the World. Holding on to this conviction, despite what we know in our hearts and minds, will soon send us spiralling into a chain reaction of disasters. As chaos overtakes our planet, we will rue the day we turned our backs and simply let it happen. What will we tell our children and grandchildren? Read at your own risk!!