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Unexplained horrible deaths terrorize hedonists' non-binary paradise Hello, I am David Mar, and I am taking you on a cruise to explore the choppy seas of gender confusion and sex saturation... You'll be safe, laptopped with a cherry smoothie while our vibrant crew will spare no effort to make your darkest desires come true in this forthcoming dystopian horror novel... Characters #horror #dystopia Mary-Ann Dana: native American Indian journalist. Chanelle: high-class call-girl, Mary-Ann's guide and e-girlfriend Rizal: a disgraced detective who has many addictions Salama: a white-magic sannyassassin (based on the Sanskrit word sannyasin, meaning monastic, ascetic) Tagalo: the creator of a crow species with fangs (not from flying fox bats as initially thought) Carmelle: Chanelle's twin sister who sadly makes a brief appearance And other secondary characters whose future is unknown...

What if you could rewrite the past? Would it be too late? This adventure started on the October, 15th when a bunch of horror buffs invited me to share a poem on their Twitter account. Here it is: Floating over foul waters Strangely still morning The mist was tainted with blood Her bones frozen with bane More a tanka than a haiku, this started the novel opposite whose title evolved from the last tree on earth to XYZ , originally a speculative fiction on the theme of climate change. As the theme developed, the story became denser and more ominous than the poem with characters dying by the droves, all because they couldn't decipher the witch's prophecy. It became a quest for meaning whose philosophical ramifications mirror the bleak landscape overcast by clouds of ash where the witch lives. Several months later, it's finally clear what the prophecy means. Unless you listen to the Book of Nature, you will die. David Mar Working title Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

David Mar lives in the UK. He quit a career as a star guitarist to write fiction. He achieved a literary award with “The Everblue”, published in 2024. Once a reporter, David Mar’s work sheds new light on cold cases, conspiracies or current affairs, such as psycho-psychic thriller “Hollow Man”, where he explores the true motives behind the infamous Whitechapel murders. His favourite themes are historical fallacies, betrayal, uprooting, among other sociological and environmental themes close to his heart. When he’s not writing, he’s a post-grad psychologist and therapist and proud father of a beautiful violinist. Contact I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect. davidmar.everblue@gmail.com

A sunny haven by the sea. Coffee slowly percolating. Old ballad humming. Sizzling bacon. An opened jam pot. A waspy newspaper. All good news, just speculating on extinction. Previous Next