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Author Insight
The Deep Primal Dark of Space
Primal fears defy logic. They come from that deep part of ourselves--the limbic system--that serves to protect at all costs. The fact that we are frightened of a bear and a snake is proof of our evolution. We have come to understand the value of being afraid, for if we were not, we would be so much more vulnerable to predators. In this case, the fear runs even deeper. Nothingness, annihilation, that is the predator that lurks. Here, we have revealed the true message of fear. It is not rooted in our physical selves, but rather the inner self.
Book Excerpt
Thunder's Rhyme
“I don’t want…to die out there,” Skylar sobbed. The deep, dark of space. For any land dweller who traveled between planets, it became a primal fear.
Devries sighed. “It won’t come to that.”
Several hours later it happened as Devries planned. Fry sensed it first. “I feel strange. So sleepy,” he said.
Devries watched as they fought against the invisible gas. He wanted to warn them not to struggle. To tell them that fighting would make it more difficult. Before he got the words out, his eyes drifted closed. He fell into a deep sleep. Then death.
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