Fabian Ellis
Bio
I have a Master’s Degree in Business and Bachelor in Art and Mathematics. I've proudly served in two branches of the armed forces, the Navy (Enlisted) and the Marines (Officer). I'm a writer and an inventor who enjoys creating new ideas.
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THE QUANTUM COMPUTER
The night was thick with an almost palpable energy, as if the very air was charged with anticipation. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the city in a deep, inky dark blue, Edwin found himself standing at the edge of a precipice—both literally and metaphorically. The rooftop of his apartment building offered a panoramic view of the chaos below: a city that never slept, the "Big Apple," New York City, where neon lights flickered and shadows danced until morning.
By Fabian Ellis5 months ago in Fiction
My First Time Closing the Family Business: The Dolphin Car Wash
My name is Michael Holbert and was 18 when my father asked me to take on the responsibility of closing the car wash for the first time. My father had planned an early exit to get a head start on a fishing trip with his buddies at a lake 30 miles away. Since cell phones hadn’t been invented yet, my father made it clear to me that he wouldn’t be reachable once he was on the lake. This left me in charge of all the closing duties, a task filled with many responsibilities I’d never tackled before.
By Fabian Ellisabout a year ago in Psyche
A HOLY PEAR-ING
I would like to share a fruity tale that should leave a nice taste in your mouth. With the reduction of the Covid-19 restrictions, the venders at the local produce markets had returned to peddle their goods. I would like to mention, my father was a chef; thus, I was brought up with the mindset to purchase fresh produce to enhance the flavor of a meal.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
THE GREEN LIGHT INCIDENT
I'm writing a story that I promised myself that I would never share with anyone. However, I think that you and I are friends, so I’m going to share it with you. You must promise not to tell anyone. I don’t want to get in trouble with the authorities. I’m the Chronicler and I collect and tell stories from people I meet and from predicaments that I have personally experienced.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
THAT'S A BUNCH OF BULL
Covid is still being covid, and I was feeling a bit cooped up in the house. It was time for me to do something I had not done in a while like visiting a Sports Bar. A Sports Bar is the perfect place to visit during Olympic competitions. There is only one problem, choosing a sport, there are so many channels and so many events to watch. Nevertheless, it is a good problem, just being among fellow sportsmen and women is reward enough. Entering the bar, I noticed the atmosphere was very jubilant and festive. In the background, there was an assortment of TVs with various Olympic programming.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
CHRISTMAS JUST AIN'T CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS WITHOUT THE MARIGOLD I don’t have to tell you, we are still currently experiencing a grim milestone in history, dealing with the trials and tribulations of the Covid-19 pandemic; over half of a million Americans are dead, and the virus is still raging with the new delta version. These are dark times and we’re headed straight into another covid Christmas Season.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
SHARK WEEK
SHARK WEEK It’s now July 11th and the time for discovery which means watching many of the TV channels, spearheaded by the Discovery Channel, to take part in the annual event celebrating Shark Week. If you didn’t know, Shark Week is an annual week-long TV programming block created by Tom Golden at the Discovery Channel, which features shark-based programming. Shark Week originally premiered on July 17, 1988, and has been celebrated every year from its’ original airing.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
THE SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE
THE SUSPICIOUS PACKAGE Trust me, you need to hear this story because you will find it to be very interesting; needless to say, very hard to believe. Let me introduce myself. My name is Joseph Helms a writer and freelance graphic designer. My financial situation was okay; nevertheless, I knew I could be making more money if I could just find another lucrative gig.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
THE DOOR STOP
THE DOORSTOP It definitely was not the best of times; it was the worst of times with Covid 19 casting its’ dark cloud over the world. My life was getting darker by the day, especially with me losing my job due to the pandemic. There were people dying by the thousands every day and the election was spiraling out of control, causing a great divide in the country.
By Fabian Ellis4 years ago in Fiction
