There’s no place for happiness under a mask.
You keep surviving for too long…
Every man…
Being yourself has a price…
You always have a choice…
You keep surviving for too long…
Our goals keep us going, but it’s our dreams that makes us tick.
I trust only actions. And only the consistent ones.
When a man exists in a permanent state of denial it starts affecting the way he talks—and thinks. Thinks of himself, of others, of his job, of life, of this screwed-up world we live in, with its stupid TV shows, vomit-inducing news, fake celebrities, dumb colleagues and the necessity to make those endless efforts all day long.
OVERDOSE is FREE today on Amazon
OVERDOSE, a new novelette by the author of AWAKENING Ray N. Kuili is FREE TODAY ONLY on Amazon. Read this story of a bank robbery, a psychoactive drug and a changed life.
When a small town in New Mexico wakes up to find one of its banks robbed overnight, it doesn’t take long for Lieutenant Gorton to identify a suspect. Although the bank’s own longtime loan officer does not strike anyone as a potential criminal, Gorton suspects that the quiet employee is behind the robbery. Plus, the soft-spoken dependable man seems to have gone through a dramatic transformation recently that he managed to hide from everyone around him. But as the pieces of the puzzle begin snapping together to form a crisp picture, Gorton is bothered by one problem: the pieces are snapping together a tad too easily.
AWAKENING, the Audiobook: Which Version Do You Like?
The production of an audiobook version of AWAKENING is about to begin. It comes down to choosing one out of three very talented voice actors to read it. Please help making this choice by picking the audition you like the most. Reply with the number & reblog. Also any comments on your choice would be very helpful.
WARNING: there is a big spoiler three minutes into the demo.
I like to think that the best thing that can happen to a man is to be in his right place in life. Assuming, of course, he can find it and recognize it once he’s found it.
These days you are considered a weirdo if you live without a phone. Yet nobody cares if you live without a purpose. Anything wrong with that picture?
Review of AWAKENING at OneTitle Magazine
Awakening, written by Ray N. Kuili, is the story of various management level business people whose thirst for power and drive to succeed lead them to a mysterious and secluded training seminar. This page turner is exciting for the underlying tensions between the characters, which makes it almost psychological in nature. Themes of conquest and thirst for power are apparent, and re-emerge within the plot again and again. Such themes ask the reader not only to ponder the characters’ drives and aspirations, but also to question their own base desires. From the times of Napoleon to the modern cut-throat business world, Kuili asks the age old question: how far will someone go to become truly powerful? This thriller is wonderfully descriptive, fast paced, and complex. It boasts believable characters and a setting that is both bizarre and intriguing.
Read the entire review at OneTitle site.
Have you ever felt this: your life slowly ticking away, minute by minute? It’s in the moments like this that you fully realize how truly unique your life is. All of a sudden it dawns on you that there has never lived nor ever will live anyone just like you. You understand that your life is just a momentary flame between the billions of years that preceded it and countless billions that would follow it. And you know, know with all your heart, that every moment of your life is also truly, unequivocally unique.
But as this flame of life flickers in the wind, you can’t get rid of an uneasy feeling that you are just not using it right. That you are spending these precious finite moments on things that simply don’t matter. And you want to live your life differently, live it knowing that every moment is spent with some meaning and not just wasted. You already can see this new, meaningful, purposeful, majestic life in front of you. But then… then the feeling is gone and you return to your regular life, where moments are cheap, as if they were infinite. What is it about life that we always strive to understand but never quite grasp?
