Run Plant Fly
The town of Raventon, on the east side of the Washington Cascades, has seen better times. It is a refuge for those who have wandered then returned, and a haven of possibility for others, who arrive from elsewhere.
When rumors of big-money development start circulating, and a chunk of timberland is transformed into the Simulator® — the world’s first franchised virtual reality amusement center — Raventon and its inhabitants are drawn into a firestorm of change and ultimately, destruction, that calls into question the very nature of memories and what they mean.
ISBN: 0-918957-24-9 novel with CD- SOLD OUT
ISBN: 0-918957-25-7 novel
The Compact Disc
The CD is a way of stepping out. Run Plant Fly is a strange story about perception, and our attraction to a non-real world of more perfect experience and sensation. The CD is ear candy— a mixture of the imaginary and the real that can play as background noise or as a high fidelity performance.
0-918957-26-5 CD only
Say you’re watching a movie about a huge forest fire, and don’t realize the theater is burning, until you run outside and find yourself in a huge forest fire? Reading Ellie Belew’s fireball of a novel is like that. The edge between real and unreal keeps shifting, brightness brings darkness, and the lives of ordinary people in a small American town strike across each other and flare up into pain and beauty.
– URSULA K. LE GUIN