Arbitrary Data: A mind dump for NaNoWriMo 2013

by Mike Bell

In 2013, during a period of my life where I had finally gotten enough free time and energy to begin an exploration of expression modalities that would allow me to explore options for my future, should I decide (and, as of 2016, I have) to escape enslavement to external entities and begin building a reality that I can live with, I wrote a quick book for National Novel Writing Month in 2013. This book is really a series of essays that were written in a "Here-and-now", Stream-of-consciousness fashion, simply dumping my thoughts onto a canvas for all to see.

This book, though titled "Arbitrary Data", suggesting it is a mere random assortment of ideas, actually begins to dig into the nature of reality itself, and sets the basis for my life's story, and the stories of all those untold characters I wish to bring to life. Take a peek inside the mind of a rebel visionary who has cracked the secrets to the art of mastery before he got his big break(s).

Inspired by Hunter S. Thompson, "Arbitrary Data" is a rapid-fire back-and-forth of bouncing ideas colliding against each other in the immaterial, infinite ether. You need to be a high-minded & deep-thinker in order to receive the full impact of the words here.

126 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 16, 2016

About the author

Mike Bell has recently retired as a teacher of medical subjects (including anatomy and physiology) on the college level. He now spends what has for some reason turned out to be even free less time than before photographing the wonderful scenery around his home state of Utah. He is a part-time Park Ranger, extremely kind to his pets, and likes long walks on the beach.