Welcome to an alternate universe of Alex J. Cavanaugh, where anything is possible. . .
Flash fiction: Trouble at the Black Hole Cafe
Alex J. Cavanaugh, the Ninja starship
pilot, hung his Gibson guitar in the locker of the silver Cosbolt,
before strapping himself in the First Pilot position. After the IWSG meeting,
he borrowed the flyer to teleport to The Black Hole Café. I’ll
be on time, no problem. Byron trained me to do this jump.
At The Black Hole, a little-known literary café in the Carolinas, characters and authors rendez-vous in an Overlap
Gap, but their time is limited. Athee said she would be there, she wanted to talk to
Alex about Byron. It’s going to be
strange meeting her, she looks like my wife.
To be cont. . .
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Alex
called this, "The Day the Ninja Died blogfest", but I think
not. He'll enjoy the various ways we imagine Alex J. Cavanaugh, and learn how much we appreciate his support. Cheers!
FOUR Hosts:
These are
the minds that came up with the toast/roast for Capt'n Alex: Mark “The Madman”
Koopman, ”Marvelous” Morgan
Shamy, Stephen “Breakthrough”
Tremp, David “Kingpin” Powers
King. The originators of this blogfest want to know how many variations we can offer for
the following questions. Don't miss the BONUS points for a comment to Mrs.
Cavanaugh.
Questions: (I did this part
interview style)
1) What does Alex look like?
1) What does Alex look like?
DG: Alex looks like Byron
in Cassastar. A 40-something male humanoid, with dark hair, clean shaven. He
may wear glasses.
2) Who
could play Alex in a documentary? (Living or dead.)
DG: Tom Cruise, or maybe Kevin Bacon. Depends on
hair colour.
3) Who does Alex remind you of?
DG: Data. (Next Generation?). Hence, the ability to
reach massive numbers of bloggers and comment on their posts, a feat few
accomplish.
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To: Mrs. Cavanaugh
We’ve heard
hints about you, the woman behind the man, an enigma like Alex. Now, after
reading book 2, I wonder if Athee’s attributes reflect those of a beloved wife.
BTW, we're glad you're understanding.
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Please leave a comment here
to mention the blogfest, so I can visit back. Thanks for stopping by.
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Alex's post re the blogfest (aka,
the Day the Ninja Died)
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