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| Photo Gallery for "THE OTHER" |
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"By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes." Shakespeare adapted and made forever infamous by Ray Bradbury.
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| Pentagram: mark of the cursed! |
| The "Lost Boy" |
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| "So vague, yet so immense. He did not want to live with it..." Ray Bradury |
Music Soothes the Savage Beast!
| The "Doomed" Virgil Cage |
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| aka Lawarence Talbot |
| Nurse Connie ... |
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| She regreted working the graveyard shift ... all alone! |
| "The sight of her long, supple, scissoring legs-- |
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| caused the shift. It was a makeover from the Jerry Springer Show with Lon Chaney Jr. as the stylist" |
| The Other as Giant Harpy! |
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| "Death Wing!" |
| Artist's Sketch of "The Other" |
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The Other is a Shape Shifter. During the course of the novel he assumes the form of a giant Harpy and a werewolf. He has been mistreated by the Brotherhood--
P-17 and black ops projects funded by the government.
From a writer's viewpoint he serves as an anti-hero: a troubled soul who is tormented and ashamed of his actions. He acts as a beast and a monster one moment, a savior and rescuer the next. The late Joseph Cambell believed that all fiction contains elements of mythos: the wise old mentor, the epic hero, and the Shape Shifter--the character who's loyalty and motivation wavers. The puzzle!
Here's a chance for you to contribute.
| Would you believe Susan being rescued by The Other |
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| ? I didn't think so! Maybe Ted Turner? |
| Gimme that mouse! |
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| See your favorite Feme Fatales! |
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| Click on image to visist her! |
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