Powe Stories

Part fiction, part memoir, Outage is a journey that brings the reader through the familiar dissonance of our present age--dissonance created by the magnetic, electrical forces of the universe which we absorb daily through television, radio and other signals. B.W. Powe explores the moment of darkness so many of us know, when life simply seems to spin apart around us. These occasions, may be precipitated by personal events--divorce, drug abuse--or simply by our inability to absorb any more information. Starting with the stock market crash of 1987, moving back to the suburban shelter of the 1970s and forward to the streets and underground clubs of our modern urban age, Outage takes us on a trip to a world that is at once painfully familiar and hauntingly surreal. "Powe has created something remarkable...a sort of video novel, a hybrid of genres and media that transcends the ordinary and offers a new vision in a new way of a society dancing to electronically generated signals..." Calgary Herald Published by Random House, 1995.

“No matter what has happened. No matter what you’ve done. No matter what you will do. I will always love you. I swear it.”

Sequel to players game

Ludwig always had feelings for a certain somebody... But when more than one person finds out, everything may lead to the worst <<HETALIA PRUSSIA/GERMANY FANFIC>>

In Ozinpolis, at the age of eighteen, all the girls are allowed to create a prototype of the ideal boy, with who will start a family. The rules are strict in Ozinpolis. A girl can have only one boy to love and give her children.

Someone does their best to free a prisoner, but after much effort and sweat he realizes that the prisoner refuses his own freedom. The prison is in his mind-he is a hostage to his own mind, such a person has been captured by consensual oppression. Helping someone in consensual oppression can be one of life's most frustrating tasks. Only the metaphysical brain can release such a prisoner. Metaphysics, unlike rationalist philosophy, does not belong to the world of ideas and theories and therefore cannot be isolated from experience. Most of us are driven by the psychophysical brain, which has been in charge of our game, our beliefs, our ideologies, our preferences, our rules and judgments about life, values, morals. This work is an invitation to the reader to let himself be led by the metaphysical brain, which does not recognize the game, the rules, the ideologies, the concepts and prejudices formulated and formatted by the psychophysical brain, prisoner of matter. The metaphysical brain will reveal to us things that challenge our beliefs and our game, what we believe about time and space, life and death, body and soul, health and disease, energy and matter, self and we, earth and sky, man and woman, heaven and hell, good and evil, God and devil. However, if you enjoy a good challenge, welcome to read this book.

Death, however, it appeals to you to think about human actions. The key idea of the story is the vanity and the impermanence of earthly glory and power. Death knows no distinction, and carries off all alike high and low, rich and poor, strong and weak reducing them all to dust. It is only the memory of the good works done during our life that will remain forever.