Richard Parry

Richard Parry grew up on a steady diet of cartoons, observed around the edges of his parent's watchful gaze. He started writing bad fiction at an early age, but has had 30 years to think about the error of his ways.
When not writing speculative fiction, he works for a soulless megacorporation, selling the art of the possible to G-Men. It pays the bills. He lives with the love of his life, Rae, and a cat and a dog who wage constant war in a turn of the century house nestled against a river bank. All in all, it's not so bad.

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• Returning on April 15, 2014
  
  Perspective. That's what this story has, and lots of it. This is one of the - very rare - books that I've read and felt like my perception on things is... insufficient? Whitaker does an excellent job of taking us by the hand, leading us through a journey of our world, our people, our conflicts, and our motivations. It's a story about humanity, and about being human. Without wanting to give too much away, the ending of the book was ... right.