"I just might be wrong. But if you view change as a problem rather than an opportunity you'll always be too late. Visionaries and crackpots are always too soon and pay a price for their insight.
I'll accept that."
Allan R. Wallace (aka BFuniv)

In the stories I write the theme is the hero. That theme is usually concerned with individuals breaking free. While some characters may remain persistent, it is the theme that carries through to the finish. The ends of some lovable characters may be in as much doubt as your own future.


Cyberhug.me is available as individual books or as an anthology.

Hacker School Trilogy: a three act prelude requested by readers of cyberhug.me ~ discover the origins of Hacker School.

The complete cyberhug.me trilogy:
Recovering inalienable human rights is good. Surviving would be nice.

*hacktivist* ~ Cyberwar explodes over a despotism's genocide: The cyberhug.me trilogy starts with a lone hackster, Billy, in a cyberbattle to help students escape the destruction of Hacker School.

Complicit Simplicity ~ "Human Rights bless all through their complicit simplicity, by placing people above unjust law." As cyberwars extend beyond the ability of lone hackers, Billy forms a hacktivism team for recovering human rights.

Abacus Brief ~ Moonlit Knight's Cyberwar and Peace: Billy's protégé risks annihilation in a high tech battle. He strives to solve a dangerous civil war maze on a beautiful Pacific island before he too is murdered. Moon builds a hacktivist community as he battles for peace and human rights, (and love).


Sparrow Swift Suspense:
expat adventures for those that would be permanent travelers.

Sparrow Swift is fiction; people, places, times, and events. It's a coincidence these adventures seem familiar and you want to act now while you still have time.

Have Passports - Will Travel

Sample a single Swiftee or all ten to escape with Sparrow Swift.

Website: http://www.squidoo.com/write-my-book
Twitter: BFuniv

• BFuniv: Greece Too-Big-To-Fail; Spain Too-Big-To-Bail? http://t.co/IsEmtZSa Who will bail out Italy, France, Japan, the world?
• BFuniv: finance: http://t.co/GLohFYu1 Too-Big-To-Fail: gamble on huge risks - don't unwind errors - taxpayers will pay, not you
• BFuniv: RT @megancasey: Go Squidoo! #63 and up up up. http://t.co/0NagdIhe
• BFuniv: A wild and wooly wolf of a wind is howling through my bones. Life, she is good!
• BFuniv: The world looks different from Uruguay. I'm stuck between culture shock and pleasure in constant change. Life, she is good!

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/arwally
Blog: http://www.squidoo.com/lensmasters/BFuniv.com

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• The illiterates guide to writing ebooks on March 08, 2011
  
  Just what the description said, short and sweet. Use this as an early guide and learn more as you make things happen. *enjoy*
  
• Veegal's Wall on March 09, 2011
  (no rating)
  I'm about a third of the way through and enjoying the read. Logical progression and a believable story arc help. Some pleasant surprises await.
  
• Veegal's Wall on March 13, 2011
  
  This is a rousing good tale. Now, if we just were around a campfire as this storyteller enthralls . . .
  
• Be the Monkey - Ebooks and Self-Publishing: A Dialog Between Authors Barry Eisler and Joe Konrath on March 19, 2011
  
  Dynamite! As if erosion had not done enough damage to that Dam old publishing model, these renegades blow it up and release a flood. I've a new title for this e-book, "Tears of New York."
  
• How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in 5 Months on July 12, 2011
  
  For self-published authors or published writers without significant sales this book is a great bargain.
  
• Meet a Jerk, Get to Work, How to Write Villains and the Occasional Hero on Oct. 21, 2011
  
  Nicely done. I like the admission on lack of time spent building a plot arc and instead planning a murder. A good murder just makes you smile. In fiction of course.