Through different eyes

[Sparhawk]

With thanks to the crew at the

 

The Mail Crew

 

T,No sex, scifi

 

What would happen if we ran into a enitity from aonther world that was dying and the only way to save them was to let them share our mind? This is a situation that 15 y/o Louis Albert Morgan faces. It takes him on a very interesting trek.

 

 

Author and Mailcrew's discreption of the story:

 

 

 

We wrote to Drake to discuss an introduction for his new story. We sent him our version, and he sent us his version.

 

 

Story introduction through the eyes of us teens of The Mail Crew:

 

"Mr. Drake Hunter has granted us the privilege of publishing his latest story. As we read the draft of it, the tale took us on a trip that was fun, sometimes hilarious, and made us stop several times along the way to think about how different our world and lives would be if we could just see past a lot of society's nonsense and our own nonsense. It's science fiction at its best, and it makes us wish it could happen to us."

 

 

Story introduction through the author's eyes:

 

"The world we live in is at times difficult to see because we are immersed in it. That which is right before our eyes can be missed entirely since we are used to witnessing it every day. As living, thinking creatures, we are often compelled to look into ourselves to view what is outside of us. The perspective is unique to each individual. What if we were given the chance to see how the outside world views us? What if we were handed the opportunity to examine our lives from an outsider's perspective? What if the outsider was not outside? Sometimes the journeys inward and outward are one and the same. Sometimes we need to look at everything through different eyes. Sometimes the risk makes all the difference in the world."

 

 

 

This is well worth the read.

 

Through Different Eyes

Edited July 22, 2004 by Sparhawk

[dkstories]

With thanks to the crew at the

 

The Mail Crew

 

T,No sex, scifi

 

What would happen if we ran into a enitity from aonther world that was dying and the only way to save them was to let them share our mind?  This is a situation that 15 y/o Louis Albert Morgan faces.  It takes him on a very interesting trek.

 

 

Author and Mailcrew's  discreption of the story:

 

 

 

We wrote to Drake to discuss an introduction for his new story.  We sent him our version, and he sent us his version.

 

 

Story introduction through the eyes of us teens of The Mail Crew:

 

"Mr. Drake Hunter has granted us the privilege of publishing his latest story. As we read the draft of it, the tale took us on a trip that was fun, sometimes hilarious, and made us stop several times along the way to think about how different our world and lives would be if we could just see past a lot of society's nonsense and our own nonsense. It's science fiction at its best, and it makes us wish it could happen to us."

 

 

Story introduction through the author's eyes:   

 

"The world we live in is at times difficult to see because we are immersed in it. That which is right before our eyes can be missed entirely since we are used to witnessing it every day. As living, thinking creatures, we are often compelled to look into ourselves to view what is outside of us. The perspective is unique to each individual. What if we were given the chance to see how the outside world views us? What if we were handed the opportunity to examine our lives from an outsider's perspective? What if the outsider was not outside? Sometimes the journeys inward and outward are one and the same. Sometimes we need to look at everything through different eyes. Sometimes the risk makes all the difference in the world."

 

 

 

This is well worth the read.

 

Through Different Eyes

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