F. P. Dorchak

"F. P. Dorchak writes like a hot-rodder heading toward a brick wall. Edge of your seat entertainment I pondered over each of these stories long after I'd finished reading them. That's what great writing is all about "Dean WyantCo-Founder, Hex Publishers Dive a wreck that was never there, in the waters off Bimini . . . Meet a young girl who debates with rooftop monsters . . . Dine at a tiny caf teetering on the edge of oblivion . . . Take refuge from a downpour in a gas station from nowhere . . . Discover the real reason behind migraines . . . Encounter a love gone bad before it ever existed . . . Explore the emotional remains of a woman's not-quite-dead past . . . Follow a WWII airman falling through flak-filled German skies . . . Edgy. Unnerving. Not quite right. These are but a few of the surreal, the weird, and the peculiar you will encounter in a realm few willingly tread . . . with or without the lights on. "Do The Dead Dream? is a masterpiece...." Kevin Ikenberry The Protocol War Series "So reminiscent of the Twilight Zone " J.A. Kazimer Author of CURSES

Astronaut Jimmy Cherko is marooned aboard a damaged space station. Alone, amnesic, and apparently held prisoner within a bizarre, technological confinement during a space war...he's assaulted by disturbing memories. Often contradictory, his flashbacks reveal inconsistent-even paradoxical-lives and strange family events: his mother's "sleepwalking"...her questioning the number of children the family really had...his dad's missing time and memories while in the submarine service...his own mysterious and life-long association with herds of deer...and conflicting military and civilian lives. Is he really an on-orbit spy...or a mere desk jockey? And how had he ended up in orbit around Earth? What made him so special? ERO is about fact manipulation, disinformation, and obfuscation. About how one's life can take a severe left turn. Nothing can be trusted-not experience and certainly not memory. Are the lives we live really our own?