An Unnamed Adaption
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I was brought here by inevitabilities and sheshe was compromised through inevitabilities. As I gaze into her bloodless, nearly motionless, face, I cannot help but feel love for this girl. For I love her absolutely. Wellloved her. All I can presently think about on the cold marble floor is the Great Beyond, The Unknown, and how Im going to be wrestled from this twisted nether into the nextyou know if you seriously believe that stuff.
I lie here with barely enough strength to live, let alone tell a story. But, its what you want. You want fact and fiction, some history, a story, life and death tales. You want me to eek out the remainder of my life to express an idea, a concept. Maybe if I told you how it all ended, then you would understand how it began.
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About Andrew Wilson
He's worked on An Unnamed Adaption for two years before finishing, because his only objective is to have people enthused about reading it and to take a journey through its pages. After receiving feedback from friends and family members to find out what works and what doesn't in writing, he revised the book for nearly six months. After getting a grade on an essay from college professors, no matter what it was, he made sure to scrutinize it until he was left satisfied. The tiniest detail meant everything!
He started writing An Unnamed Adaption, in a college class, when he daydreamed about a hero gaining strength and intelligence at exponential rates and what it would do to the body. Thus the story was born.
He thought he could write a superhero novel during his free time. It certainly took up a lot of free time, but he says he has never enjoyed a process so much! This book is meant to be read by your creativity and imagination. It's meant to make you think. He's wrote it in hopes that you will love to love, love to hate, and hate to hate the characters.
This is his gift to you as you have given him the gift of reading it.
Andy resides in flux--living in Bozeman for the winter and Kalispell for the summer. He's a writer by hobby and a runner by trade. If he's not running, he's writing. Occasionally, he likes to socialize...only when he's not running or writing!
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