Since an early age, S.T. Fargo has written tons of discontinued novels in various genres, loads of short and ultra-short stories with chaotic endings (or none at all), piles of unfinished scripts, and countless other stuff between poetry and delirious, suicidal blabbering. Most of them he brutally tore to pieces, crumpled, shredded, ritually slashed, burned, used to make paper airplanes, or… he just lost them later on, when the severe digital era arrived, and it turned out he could not decipher his own handwriting anymore and perpetuate his works. Almost all of his books were lost!
He was not sorry, though—his eyes were already on the future! At twenty-five, he won significant internal popularity (internal, as in within himself) with his dark poetry experiment, which he called Man-Eating Orchid. Unfortunately, this huge masterpiece proved to be too ahead of its time. Regrettably, after his initial enthusiasm was gone and still disappointed by the unjust lack of an audience, S.T. took his frustration out on his own work and soon hurled it into prolonged and sad oblivion. As a result, in 2002, after a few other unsuccessful experiments, he completely lost himself and spiraled down the drain of his wrecked creativity.
In the following years, in a desperate attempt to “reboot,” he started studying English the hardest way possible—by writing a literary piece in a language he didn’t know! All his friends said he was a nutcase, so… he ditched his friends! Soon, the peculiar “Frankenstein” result, which he named 101 Trillion Bucks Cocktail, appeared. This next pearl in the line of S.T.’s works of art—a bizarre sci-fi novel mixing a crime story with a geopolitical twist, alien fiction, and detective science fiction into one—seriously intrigued his non-existent audience with its cheerless and highly uncertain future.
In a sense, this book finally “debugged” S.T., and between 2014 and 2016, surprisingly for himself (and all of his old friends), he finished two brand-new novels, thoroughly re-edited Man-Eating Orchid, and rewrote 101 Trillion under the name Eurasian Gambit, which simply left him speechless.
Astounded and worried, he stopped and asked himself, “What the f**k… doing… how… hell… handle… damn…shi**y situation now?!”
And thus, this website actually appeared!
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