FleshWar - Part 11
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
Southern Horrors and Plessy v. Ferguson and Souls of Black Folk and Rebuilding: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation
FleshWar - Part 5
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
FleshWar - Part 4
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
FleshWar - Part 2
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to 'own and control' the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
Salem's Child
FleshWar - Part 8
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
FleshWar - Part 6
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
FleshWar - Part 10
by Robert W. Walker
from Amazon
Fleshwar is a story reminiscent of Boggie and BaCall but in exotic India. I wanted to explore the idea of a supernatural thriller set almost entirely in India, and I wanted to explore the world of viruses and parasites as monster. Throw in CIA operatives and fanatical terrorists obsessed and driven to “own and control” the monster. Americans and the terrorists want to weaponize this uncontrollable killer. Big debt to Carl Zimmer for Parasite Rex. Why do research if it's just fiction? Because I really enjoy challenging myself.
Disembodied
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