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David Wallace Fleming

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“Dear Alexander Hambone,” the white lab coat-wearing doctor spoke at him squarely and strangely. “Due to the problems and complications of our last experiment, this time you take with you—this! A distress signal. Take it with you on your journey into REM sleep. Note how the distress signal fits comfortably and discretely into your hand—”


“Ouch!” said Hambone. “It shocked me. Now my hand’s stuck...

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Average rating: 4.11 · 19 ratings · 19 reviews · 4 distinct works
Growing up Wired
4.0 of 5 stars 4.00 avg rating — 8 ratings — published 2011 — 2 editions
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Not from Concentrate
4.14 of 5 stars 4.14 avg rating — 7 ratings — published 2011 — 2 editions
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Modern Manhood
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With and Without Class
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Growing up Wired (Literature & Fiction)
1 chapters   —   updated Mar 09, 2012 03:24pm
Description: A novel about navigating technology and relationships
Modern Manhood (Nonfiction)
1 chapters   —   updated Mar 09, 2012 03:04pm
Description: A Four-Part Essay
With and Without Class (Mystery & Thrillers)
1 chapters   —   updated Mar 09, 2012 02:59pm
Description: Beer Stories with Champagne Sensibilities
Not from Concentrate (Science Fiction & Fantasy)
1 chapters   —   updated Mar 09, 2012 02:56pm
Description: Freshly Squeezed Stories of the Modern and Bizarre
Tender is the Night
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“Dear Alexander Hambone,” the white lab coat-wearing doctor spoke at him squarely and strangely. “Due to the problems and complications of our last... read more »
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For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
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Growing up Wired by David Wallace Fleming
" This is a very well written book..Was a fast and enjoyable read..I do feel it is more geared for my 20/30 yr. old children,but so glad I had the chance to read it.. "
Growing up Wired by David Wallace Fleming
" While Growing Up Wired is a decidedly hi-tech coming of age novel, any potential reader must be warned that its title implies a far broader exploration of technology in everyday life than the novel provides. At the same time, it should not be narr... "
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" From the description this sounded like a parable for modern times and something that would provide some interesting thought provoking material. I like something a bit challenging so had high hopes for this book.

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“It is amazing how complete is the delusion that beauty is goodness.”
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“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
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“May you live every day of your life.”
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message 19: by Midu

Midu Hadi Thanks for the invite!


message 18: by Jacob

Jacob J. Thanks David. It's great to meet you electronically as well. I thought I'd make use of the HTML accessibility in as clever a way as I could manage. Good to know it is being appreciated. Ha!


message 17: by David

David Fleming SivanNava wrote: "always great to meet new people! especially from across the globe."

I agree on both counts. The interconnectivity of the modern world is really amazing to me.


SivanNava always great to meet new people! especially from across the globe.


message 15: by Richard

Richard Thomas Nice to meet you too, David. King and Palahniuk, I like the way you roll. I just read with Mohr too, good guy.


message 14: by David

David Simpson Hey David :D

Thanks for adding me!

All the best.


message 13: by Justin

Justin Hey, thanks for adding me David! I just downloaded your audiobook "Not from Concentrate", I'll let you know what I think of it on my blog!


Pancakemib Thanks for the friend request, please feel free to check out my bookshelves, quotes, friends and groups for things that might interest you or you read and forgot about.


message 11: by Robert

Robert Thanks for accepting my friend request, David.


message 10: by Lisa O.

Lisa O. Hi David, thanks for checkin out our blog. Daniel Pennac is a great author :)


message 9: by David

David Fleming David wrote: "I don't know. The legume is just such a hard act to follow!

I jumped over to your facebook page and took a look at your audio book. That's some hot action. I love how you've embedded it in your pa..."


I do think podcasting is a whole new realm to be into. It helps to have a focus and to post consistently.


message 8: by David

David Brown I don't know. The legume is just such a hard act to follow!

I jumped over to your facebook page and took a look at your audio book. That's some hot action. I love how you've embedded it in your page too.

I'm about to start my graduation process from the print blog upwards to the podcast. I'll head over to iTunes to check your out as well.


message 6: by jesse

jesse hanson Namaste David, I sure do appreciate your liking and commenting on my poem, seeing love. My friend and bass player, Jack is a Kurt Vonnegut fan and I guess I am one now also.
I hope you won't mind if I ask you to consider my spiritual allegory, Song of George: Portrait of an Unlikely Holy Man, for your reading list, and I'll do the same with one of your books--tell me which one you'd prefer me to add. Best wishes, jesse


message 5: by David

David Fleming Christine wrote: "Yeah that would be good lol

what do you do for fun when your not writing books?"


I've been a fan of sand volleyball and karaoke for sometime. Yourself?


Christine Hatfield Yeah that would be good lol

what do you do for fun when your not writing books?


Christine Hatfield good morning


message 2: by David

David Fleming Melissa wrote: "Wow! What a background you've got! I totally know what it's like working on things you can't talk about. =o/ It's frustrating.

So, you make audiobooks? I'm going to download a few from your f..."


Cool. That sounds good. Please let me know if you have any difficulties or what your impressions of the user experience are. I've had a few hiccups with the system from time to time. Thanks.


message 1: by David

David Fleming K.I. wrote: "Thanks!"

Hey, your welcome!


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