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© 2007 John Hogue. 5,703 words, 24 pages. Published by HogueProphecy Publishing.
Akio Sarazawa, a Kamikaze pilot, dives his bomb laden fighter 90 degrees through a gauntlet of anti-aircraft fire. His target is the rectangular mass of a US Carrier swerving through the Pacific to avoid his crash. Maneuver as it might, it cannot escape. The flight deck rising rapidly before him floats on a wall of ocean, beckoning, as if it was a doorway. Moments before the Kamikaze met this portal out of life, he thought how good it would be not see the future‚Äěthe death of his homeland. He was wrong. A devil's sea had other shocking, touching and altogether absurd surprises waiting on the other side.
Kamikaze Tomorrowland is touching and shocking. Prophetic in its own way, set in a time in history that is perhaps one of the favorites of story tellers in book form as well as in Hollywood. Be prepared for twists inside twists, however, that set this tale apart from anything you've ever heard or read before.
From John Hogue, the author:
"This is the first installment of a new literary genre I call Scry-Fi.
"It is a form of prophecy-science fiction and fantasy. It is neither fiction nor non-fiction. Scry-Fi is transfix-tion. 'Scrying' is a basic form of divination using objects that, in the hand of the initiate, can reflect the dark shadows of potential future destiny. Let these eStories be your scrying tool reflecting back a blend of wisdom, fact, fantasy‚Äěand sometimes‚Äěreal prophecies about true events to come from the ever transfix-tional world of the future."
Having lauched his writing career with the help of Ray Bradbury as an early mentor, John Hogue's deep knowledge of Nostradamus' texts and other prophetic traditions combined with his love of science fiction and fantasy have given rise to this wonderful union of fact, fiction and prophecy in a new and captivating genre.
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