In Spidersilk, author Akutra-Ramses Atenosis Cea sends readers on a thrilling ride connecting to alternate realms where natural is a bit more super with mystery, dreams and discovery.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Monday, May 26, 2014
Spidersilk the novel features many
hidden details in the décor of many of the areas Mark and his
friends interact with. One fine example is the décor in the
Cyberpad. Although the cafe features futuristic designs, like those
that would seem to belong in Mark's world, there is also undertones
of the past or perhaps even a less technological world like that of
the intruders. In the Cyberpad there is also a bronze falcon hanging
from the ceiling. The falcon is a symbol that is often shown in
Spidersilk and usually appears when the group is close to a game
changing clue, which makes sense considering much of the talk about
the intruders takes place at the Cyberpad. Of course, there are many
other décor symbols throughout the book, such as the web like design
of the theater and even Mark's backyard.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
Tablets have become a major part of the
average household. From keeping in touch with loved ones from around
the world to taking some time to relax with a game or book, the
tablet has become such an extension that it often hard to think of it
advancing even more. Right, now there is already talk about the
tablet becoming the next laptop or PC, as these bulky means of
computing have become too outdated for our fast paced world. In
Spidersilk the novel, Mark may be from a different dimension, but he
still utilizes a tablet like device for his computing needs. From
checking his bank account to texting and calling friends, his tablet
is featured many times throughout the high tech novel. For more
information on one amazing development with the tablet check out this
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Monday, May 12, 2014
In Spidersilk the novel, the spiders
play a large role in the progress of the book. Even though they are
unseen and unnoticed (much like in real life), the are busy working
on webs that protect the main character Mark and his friends. The
novel also mentions a Dream Catcher which is utilized as an entry
point during one of Mark's dreams. These fantastic devices are known
to detour nightmares, and like the beautiful craft of the spider, the
dream catcher is created by a webbing technique. There is an old
Native American legend that tells of a spider providing the people
with instructions on how to create the dream catcher. What is even
cooler is the web even goes as far as linking the universe. Many
scientist have referred to the universe as being connected by a
Cosmic Web. It is truly amazing how these items coincide, especially
as each concept plays a part in this incredible novel.
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Monday, May 5, 2014
Spidersilk the novel has a great story
that involves a Robin Hood mind set. Some of the foes in the story
are keen on robbing from the main character, Mark, and his friends in
order to redistribute the wealth in their own dimension. Like most
Robin Hood stories there is a lack of integrity in the distribution.
In fact, typically the Robin Hood character tends to benefit more
from what is stolen than the poor that are meant to receive the
funds. This is certainly the case in one of today's modern Robin Hood
stories. In fact, less than a year ago a man was sentenced to a very
short prison sentence for robbing over $100,000 from an American
bank. Although he claimed the money was meant for charity, only a
small amount of it could be found and much of this was being prepped
to be sent to family members rather than the needy. For more on this
story check out this
link:http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/12/corey-donaldson-sentenced-bank-robbery
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