Wednesday, September 19, 2018

Mushrooms and Roses

I felt somewhat like young Katrina, the protagonist in The Traz, out there today in the mellow autumn sun with my basket.




However, Katrina accomplished a lot more with her mushroom picking, than I did. She used it as a cover when she disabled the perimeter sensors of The Traz biker gang compound and then disabled some of the bikers with the toxic Amanita muscaria as the cops swooped in.



Throughout her year-long stay on the compound, she was also known to buy favors from the bikers now and then with the hallucinogenics she found.

Oh, well. At least I get a delicious side dish for supper tonight, and some flowers to brighten my kitchen.


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2 comments:

Kenna said...

The Traz is a book that I'm convinced Eileen channeled through her wonderful imagination and the reality of biker gangs and drug running and cops that she is apparently familiar with. The story is fantastic.

Eileen Schuh: said...

Thanks for your kind words and for taking the time to leave me a message, Kenna. It's fun to pretend I have a mysterious past, but it's mostly imagination and lots of research that brought these novels to life. And, yes, perhaps also some channeling from the 'dark side'.