Even for a skilled writer, describing the sinking of the ship was of an almost ineffable nature. Nothing seemed to give the event the due justice and rendition that it deserved. She began her journey to the ocean's floor from the bow. It feels wrong to say, given the circumstances…

Chapter 12 There was a cacophony of mixed resonance and vibrations amongst the passengers when Geoffrey arrived back on the boat deck. There were those that strolled with their midwives and spouses dressed in elegant, adorned blouses, walking the width of the doublewide planks as if nothing had happened without…

Chapter 11 Titanic remained halted and as frozen in place as the elements around it. The firmament above was as darkened as the dark energy and matter of the cosmos, and the waters below her like a burgeoning black hole whose event horizon was waiting to consume her with each…

The British Naval Officer Edward Smith stormed the deck. He was fitted to be tied, and absolutely fuming at the bits. He had been enjoying a cup of tea and had hardly had the time to set it down when he felt a thunderous rattling all around him. …

Chapter 9 Space-time is that one grand variable and constituent that connects all things, living and otherwise. Through its shapeless form, infinite roads and pathways transmit incalculable bits of information and data via this elaborate connection that is the very matter of life. …

A Serialized Novel Noah, from the book of Genesis, of our creation, was a well-known drunk. Little more than an amateur, he was tasked with the building of God’s great Arc. Perhaps here we see why so few wanted to board his great ship. …

Serialized Novel There was something to traveling the open sea that was seemingly ineffable to describe by virtue of its own paradoxical quality. It was as if the very act of being lost amidst the vast expanse of ocean waves boldly proclaimed, “This is freedom.” One that signaled yet another…

Chapter 6 (Serialized Novel) Geoffrey paced back and forth throughout his spacious cabin as he scavenged the room for his life vest. Simple task it was, proved difficult with Geoffrey working against himself as he tore the room apart in his search. …

Chapter 5 (Serialized Novel) Heralding his one and only three-piece suit, Geoffrey sat alone in the Titanic dining hall at a table that was tucked away in the corner just by the exit. He had chosen the table because it gave him a birds-eye vantage point of the whole vast…