Operation Midnight Star

Operation Midnight Star was a success.  And as always the scenery was incredible. 

This is what is left from an apparently sucessful drug shipment.  The mules carry the stuff in on their backs, drop it off presumably to a automobile and then go on their happy way. 

This is me in an abandoned electronics factory.  It is beyond me why it was built so far out in the middle of nowhere.  The place is a fairly large complex of concrete domes, big enough to park a semi in.  The outside of most of them is covered in foam insulation, which I thought originally the entire domes were made from.  The complex is for sale to the tune of $750,000.

About the author? Sure. Why not?

I'm a pretty ordinary guy in my book.  I'm either in the mountains or the swamp, depending on what I'm doing that particular weekend.  I normally carry an old EEEPC with me for writing when I get the chance.  You know, if it breaks, no big deal.  Those things are worth next to nothing these days. 

I try to stay in shape by walking, running and weight training.  Here's me out for a pleasent Sunday stroll. 

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I also stay in shape by keeping up with my daughter.  Like most folks in rural Georgia, she drives a truck.

Here's me at Yosko's in Augusta, Georgia.  This is where the majority of Cruel New World:  FN-1 was written.  I absolutely love the food and the service there.  I highly recommend them if you ever find yourself in the area.

I'm  a social person too.

I enjoy travel too.  Everywhere I go I consider making it into a new location for Cruel New World's stories.