Melvin Perry

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Melvin Perry (1945 -- )Toiled for many years in the bowels of the finance industry as a minion of EMCs(Evil Multinational Corporations) creating algorithms which resulted in the destruction of the civilization we used to know.
In later life, he escaped to follow his dream of being a burden on society and writing least-selling apps for the iPhone(e.g., QwikLit).

At an early age, he befriended an IBM 1620, and computers would be his best friends in the ensuing years.

A short while ago, his latest computer, having grown weary of plotting the destruction of non-silicon life forms, presented him with several short stories which he has dutifully edited into an apocalyptic volume.

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The Impurgated Austen
Price: $9.99 USD. Words: 20,850. Language: English. Published: December 15, 2011 by Melvin Perry. Categories: Fiction » Literature » Literary, Fiction » Erotica » Historical/Regency
The Erotic Tales of Jane Austen. A recently discovered cache of her long-suppressed writings.
B.G. Bhagee: Memories of a Colonial Childhood
Price: $6.99 USD. Words: 47,800. Language: English. Published: July 21, 2011 by Melvin Perry. Categories: Nonfiction » Biography » Autobiographies & Memoirs
B.G. is British Guiana; Bhagee is a fiery local stew. Philippa was the second daughter in a family of six children growing up in mid-20th century in colonial Guyana. She recounts her Sisyphean trials growing up a Carrington in Lot 10, First Street, Georgetown -- from the women's battles to the neighbours that never wore clothes to the relatives who walked with their shoes in their hands.
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The Exquisite Corpse Boogies
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 12,710. Language: English. Published: July 20, 2011 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
The first book completely written by a computer. Yes, after only half a century in existence, computers have invaded man's last refuge. No longer are we restricted to the pathetic limits of human imagination. Now thrill to exploits that could only be created by a pseudo-random number generator.
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