Installment #5 Mothology: The Invasion BLOGROLL: REVOLUTION June 10, 2031 posted by Admin/Alison X I’m numb. And we’re all a bunch of pathetic dupes and dummies. I flew home from West Virginia today. Sam, my youngest son, is enrolled in the FBI academy there. I attended his graduation. Like most others my age, I don’t deny myself too …
(Installment #4) Mothology: The Scourge
Installment #4 Mothology: The Invasion BLOGROLL: The Scourge 24 May 2030 posted by Admin/Alison X I celebrated my fifty-third birthday yesterday. Nine years have gone by. Nine years since I buried Erica. Nine years since Jon and God knows how many other “seniors”, including my parents, have bit the proverbial dust. And they continue to die by scores …
(Installment #3) Mothology: Revelations
Installment #3 Mothology: The Invasion BLOGROLL: Revelations 23 February 2021 posted by Admin/Alison X Erica arrived at my southeast Vegas house this morning in an ancient beat-up Mercedes Benz sedan driven by the biologist, Jon. Her hair has gone shock-white. Her dark eyes peered at me from deep-set hollows. “I’m dying,” she said to me without …
(Installment #2): Mothology: Dr. “Mothra”
(Installment #2) BLOGROLL: Dr. “Mothra” 23 July 2018 posted by admin/Alison xx Two years have gone by since Erica’s visit to Las Vegas. Not only do I now see what my spacey cousin was getting at: so do a host of clandestine others. Erica’s suspicions about chemtrails and conspiracies have proven to be true. She was slightly off …
Mothology: “The Invasion”: Las Vegas Pyramid Paranoia
I wrote this sci fi short story in a blog format in 2004 and published it on Kindle in 2014. Lo and behold, nearly a decade later COVID 19 swept over the planet. Why indeed would world governments allow a plague to sweep the planet that was lethal to the elderly yet benevolent to those under 65? Why, indeed…. Mothology: …
The Artt of the Black Card: Pocket-sized With a Punch
***AVAILABLE ON AMAZON*** Anthony Sadana’s “The Art of the Black Card,” is a fresh, concise, irreverent instruction manual on how to succeed as an entrepreneur based on the author’s own original insights and his risk-taking record as a businessman and innovator. Although some readers have compared “The Art of the Black Card” to “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” this is not …