Joe Van Cleave’s first typing assignment of 2019 was a helpful one for me. I’ve had this character bouncing around in my head (along with some of the other characters surrounding him) for a number of years. I just haven’t focused on him that much. I did have a couple short stories published in a local publisher’s anthology collections, but he, and his world, is still a work-in-progress. So for this assignment, which is to write an interior monologue, I decided to spend a little time getting into Trevor Aldabra’s head. Before you is that one-page moment of time.
I typed this piece on my 1938 Smith Corona Silent.
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In conjunction with all this typing, my short story Immunity will be published this summer in the Cold Hard Type anthology of stories in a world where digital technology collapses. Follow my Twitter or friend me on Facebook if you’d like to keep up with its progress and when the anthology will be available.
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