Currently Reading

I am currently reading Danse Macabre by Stephen King.  The book is a treasure map in locating the origins and influences on the Horror Genre. Stephen King has rarely stepped into the realm of non-fiction essay writing, except for his occasional article for Entertainment Magazine. However rare his nonfiction is, it is treasured. 

The book could use a technological update.  What about an interactive book, where links bring you to the available media mentioned in the book.     I have found a number of cool things mentioned in the book on the internet archive (including Mars Is Heaven?)

Time Travel with Phil ROUS 6:29

Painting: by Utagawa Kuniyoshi(1899)

A Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradburry(1952)

A moral being is one who is capable of reflecting on his past actions and their motives—of approving of some and disapproving of others. Charles Darwin

Summary-Non Spoiled

• Length:11 Pages
• Genre: Science Fiction
• Category: Time Travel in the Golden Age of Science Fiction. Dinosaur Time Travel.


• Rules and Possible Paradoxes Of Time Travel
1. Stay on the path. A time traveler can not touch the past in any way or there are giant consequences. "With a stump of your foot, you annihilate first one, then a dozen, then a thousand, a million, a billion possible mice."Butterfly Effect
2. Can't meet your self.




What's It About?

A group of men go on a hunt. The hunt takes place back in time during the age of the dinosaurs. The only rule for the hunt is stay on the path. What happens when one man walks off the path? What consequences are there in a future world not yet evolved?