Mike McDermott on Booksie

Featured on Booksie by Mike McDermott

The Grand Architect

Book / Literary Fiction

In the weeks after losing his wife, Robert takes a job with a startup that is working on a metaverse driven by a brain-computer interface, hoping to recreate her. Driven by his unquenchable thirst for accurate details,… Read More

The Death of Ambition

Short Story / Literary Fiction

Lily finds direction for her future after a rare natural encounter. Read More

Balls Against The Wall

Short Story / Other

A man comes to terms with his gambling addiction when he has an unexpected encounter with a group of card players in a casino buffet Read More

The Pentatix

Short Story / Horror

After her friend Anna goes missing, Clara finds herself in the midst of a sinister plot Read More

All Postings

About

Faith is the glue that fills the cracks between perception and reason. It is the essence of “trusting your eyes,” which could very well be faulty. It’s the act of rolling the dice on statistical chance, the belief at the start of the morning that despite the day’s risks you’ll end up safe and sound that night. It’s implicit. You have faith without choosing to, without thinking about it, without even knowing that’s what you’re doing. It’s subconscious.

Quickees

This is where you can leave a short message for the writer. All Quickees are public. To leave a private message, use the private messaging system.

If you want to write a quickee (a remark or a hint for example) on this writer's profile, please sign in.

Mike McDermott