The Peace Audio Drama is here: 

You can own Part One (chapters 1-16) newly edited and in book form on Amazon.com:

The year is 2020. Richard Anders, a 26-year-old psychologist in Los Angeles, fresh out of graduate school begins to deal with a tough patient, a young woman who has a great deal of trauma, and his colleague, a 32-year-old woman who is already a celebrated psychologist. All the while a turn of events, being infected by a female “Demon.” In Tokyo Japan, Sara Takimoto and her friends are in their senior year of high school. Already dealing with her best friend, Hina, revealing to her that she will not be joining her at U.L.C.A in the fall, witnesses a bus driver accidentally running over and killing a Demon. Finding out that he had killed a human being in the same fashion years prior leaves Sara conflicted. And in Lima Peru, Fiorella Sanchez, a 22-year-old single mother of fraternal twins is visited by the son of a rich man that her mother was involved with. Searching for the truth behind the Demons, Fiorella discovers that she herself is not as human as she has believed herself to be.

2020 will forever be known as the year of the Demon.

Peace

Adjusting to this new “distance learning” thing has been…a learning experience. I have never even done an online course before. So now having all of my classes in front of a computer was weird. And it isn’t like I can come in and watch at any time like one of those websites. For the most part we still have to adhere to the school’s schedule. 


 I join the Zoom call that sensei Watanabe has set up. I notice that there is a raise your option so that’s cool, I guess. The silence is the real kicker here. Obviously before class everyone is chilling, talking to their friends. But right now I can’t even talk to the girl. Guess I can text them. But it doesn’t fill that need that I didn’t even know needed to be filled. 


“Good morning everyone.” Sensei Watanabe said, beginning to Zoom call. “I appreciate everyone trying to make the best of this situation. I know this is not ideal. However, desperate times call for desperate measures.” 


THE LEARNING CURVES