
What is “the crush” and why is courage the call? We live in a world that is getting crazier by
the day and with all the technology that, whether meant for good, is (or can
be) applied for bad, intentional or not, the consequences can or could be as no
other in history, hence “the Crush”.
This book is written as a play with some 6-7 speaking or
active characters; 4 supposed good creatures or crustaceans and 3 supernatural,
evil creatures representing and controlling many fallen angels and even more physical creatures of the natural
world, the great collective of the many.
This play is about a small band of crabs struggling to
survive in a sea of ever growing danger and despair; where love (called “care”)
is dying. A world without love is near death, a time beyond any return to the
beauty and bounty the spawns from care, caring.
Unparalleled hatred among and within these creatures,
high and low, followed with apathy and indifference, all lending to the Crush.
Meanwhile, the many merely follow
without question as fish in a barrel, herds or hoards blindly following spirits
to hell.
Where does the take us (or them) but to the precipice of life and living, on the cusp of the dark and deep, the darkness of space
and deepest beneath the bottom of the world.
From sea to sea, shore to shore, bottom to top, the world is fast
approaching crush pressures and who but a band of crabs confess of what is
happening from the past backward to the future forward, traveling through time
and place shadowed by the spirits.
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