If you want to reach me - out of curiosity, disagreement, encouragement, or an unexpected observation about Soylent Red — you are welcome to write to me at:
I can’t promise quick replies. I can’t really promise replies at all. Life has its own pace, and I try to follow it rather than the one suggested by our devices. But I do read what comes in. At least, that is my intention - and as long as this book is not a humongous success, I’ll simply be glad to find anything at all in the inbox.
The pseudonym stays. It is not about secrecy, just a way of keeping some distance between the writer and the everyday person whose inbox is already full. Think of it as a small boundary rather than a wall.
That said, if something in the book resonates with you - or irritates you in a productive way - I would be glad to hear it. Irritation walks with provocation and attention, and those are the first steps towards considering something, possibly making up ones mind, and take a few new steps in life: finding a most personal way of resisting and acting for change.
Stories grow stranger and more interesting when they meet other minds. And if you have ideas on how to build on this story or increase its impact, I’m more than interested. I need all the help I can get.To preserve anonymity, avoid sharing personal information in first contact.