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Unexplained horrible deaths terrorize hedonists' non-binary paradise Hello, I am David Mar, and I am taking you on a cruise to explore the choppy seas of gender confusion and sex saturation... You'll be safe, laptopped with a cherry smoothie while our vibrant crew will spare no effort to make your darkest desires come true in this forthcoming dystopian horror novel... Characters #horror #dystopia Mary-Ann Dana: native American Indian journalist. Chanelle: high-class call-girl, Mary-Ann's guide and e-girlfriend Rizal: a disgraced detective who has many addictions Salama: a white-magic sannyassassin (based on the Sanskrit word sannyasin, meaning monastic, ascetic) Tagalo: the creator of a crow species with fangs (not from flying fox bats as initially thought) Carmelle: Chanelle's twin sister who sadly makes a brief appearance And other secondary characters whose future is unknown...

I love lemon pie. This pretty much says it all. This is my set up below. I used to have a Partner's desk, but my partner took the French leave. It wasn't practical anyway. I love museums and Charles Auguste Mengin's Sappho haunted me so I created Mary-Ann Dana's character in "Wereshewolves". ​ After a short career in journalism, I began writing from my own experience in reporting, starting with an investigation into a serial killer case that happened close to home. I felt compelled to write about my own motivations and vibrations at first. A few years on and I teeter mostly on the brink of fantasy and horror with a strong emphasis on real cases and their supernatural angle. Some of which I create from scratch, delving into my past, some inspired by current affairs and news. My acting experience enables me to create fleshy and psychologically complex characters with a view to create intimacy and narrative cohesion. My main influences are Edgar A. Poe, Guy de Maupassant, Paul Auster and modern writers such as Faulkner, Wilkie Collins, etc. In Wereshewolves, I reconnect with my troubled feminine side. I have a post-graduate diploma in psychology and a naturalist with a naturopathic medical background. I am the proud father of a lovely violinist. ​ Here's one of my favourite quotes: ​ "Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.' (Malvolio, Twelfth night , W. Shakespeare) ​ Contact I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect. davidmar.everblue@gmail.com

Aiko's happiness I sometimes drop the quill and mouse to write music. It's an escape from words and their mental hegemony. It's a roundtrip to my feelings where I visit bars and common musical structures. For example, in 'Purple' below, from the 'Aiko's happiness' album dedicated to my daughter, I explore what the color purple evokes for me. A private spectacle on the crucial and deadly theme of Climate fucking change? Yes and no ... Purple There is another sky Gingerhead man Butterflies Under blueberry skies "From my early childhood, before my bones, nerves, and veins were fully strengthened, I have always seen this vision in my soul, even to the present time when I am more than seventy years old. In this vision, my soul, as God would have it, rises up high into the vault of heaven and into the changing sky and spreads itself out among different peoples, although they are far away from me in distant lands and places." ​ -Hildegard Von Bingen- Her music is empowerment personified. Mystic, entrancing, soothing ... Hildegard Von Bingen found inspiration in her imagination, her faith and novice traditions. Her influence spread far and wide, with influences from middle-eastern music as well as Western Christian liturgical chants. Hortus deliciarum

THE EVERBLUE David Mar’s The Everblue intertwines ancient Japanese legends, the enigma of death, and a riveting expedition that evolves into a deeply personal family journey. The story centers on Charles Dubois, a seasoned traveler and explorer, who is eager to uncover the elusive Everblue flower once more. Seeking funding from Catherine Hallmark, a wealthy socialite, he is met with skepticism. Hallmark, thinking Dubois might be delusional, refers him to her nephew Jonathan, a psychiatrist. Unexpectedly, Jonathan is captivated by Dubois’s quest and persuades his cousin Beatrice to join them on the challenging journey to a ghost village in remote Japan. As their adventure unfolds, it becomes increasingly perilous, raising the question: will they safely uncover the Everblue? From the outset, Mar crafts a tale filled with intrigue and suspense. The story begins with Beatrice experiencing otherworldly visions, immediately gripping the reader and compelling them to explore the unfolding mystery. Mar’s vivid imagery, such as “From the darkness of her origins, her eyes wandered to the reflection of the soft glow of the flower,” enhances the reader’s visualization, enriching the narrative with contrasting and evocative scenes. While the plot is engaging, the narrative takes its time to reveal how each chapter connects, allowing readers to savor the unfolding story. Although extensive, detailed descriptions enhance the depth of the characters’ backstories and enrich the broader context, ultimately adding layers to the narrative. These elements contribute to a more immersive reading experience, offering a richer understanding of the story’s intricate tapestry. The Everblue is a captivating fantasy novel that offers a compelling blend of adventure, mythology, and personal exploration. David Mar’s storytelling, rich in imagery and intrigue, makes it a thoroughly engaging read. ​ -Literary Titan- Read More david mar Wereshewolves: a project born from hysteria (coming in 2024) Unexplained horrible deaths terrorize hedonists' non-binary paradise Hello, I am David Mar, and I am taking you on a cruise to explore... david mar My first blog was a disaster (a bit like our climate) I had no idea what to say so I wrote a novel instead ... Subscribe Form Join Thanks for subscribing!