Logan Kain

God could learn a little about love and morality from us. If there__ anyone who needs redemption, it__ God.

As a species, tragedy dwells within us all. We push it to the back of our thoughts, but it is never so far gone that it cannot return, crashing and writhing into our souls: a rogue wave overturning a boat on a calm day. Tragedy is never more than a breath away. We hide from its certainty and go about our lives as though time can be wasted. Somewhere deep inside ourselves we know that we tell ourselves lies. We know that someday everything we love will be gone.

We have a need to control our destiny, but destiny is uncontrollable. We struggle against this paradox and embrace the journey. For those who are determined to be the masters of their own fate, they can change everything. They can push against the rules of the universe and strive to turn chaotic fate into order. They will look out at the heavens and shout I am in control, and the earth will shake underfoot.

I__e long considered becoming a writer to be the death of nightmares. For me at least, since I started writing I hadn__ had any. Something really terrible or awful happens in a dream and you wake up and think, awesome, and reach for a pen and paper.