Ash-Wednesday Machine

What makes a story interesting are--among other things--that they must avoid cliche. Further, suspense and surprise are two elements that maintain reader interest throughout the story for their entertainment. These stories offer these aspects to your satisfaction. You will find that ideologies can lead to good as well as evil; people you trust and depend on might conceal vital information that concerns you, cheat on you, even betray you. In these stories, in addition to suspense and surprise, you will enjoy humor, feel sadness, and wonder about how human beings can act so differently at the top of the same establishment. A human being is a function of billions of variables, among us live inventors, eccentrics, even people with divine powers; you will meet some of them in these stories; try to guess the endings, probably they will escape your scrutiny.

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Born 1935, stanbul. Holds Master's Degrees in structural engineering (Northwestern Uni.), mass communications (UF), professional writing (USC), arts criticism (City Uni., London), visual arts management (City Uni.); graduated always at the top 10%. Worked on major const. projects, NY, as super. Wrote 18 books; composes music. He is a polyglot.