Damon Ferrara

And One Day My Stars Will Burn Damon Ferrara

Lonely, listless, desperate: Isaac Flinch, a young New Yorker who survives on the fantasies in his dreams. Unfortunately for Isaac, those fantasies are becoming self-aware - and have their own plans for his mind. A blackly comic fever dream of modern America, And One Day My Stars Will Burn paints a twisted psyche only the luckiest of us will find unfamiliar. It is a story of how the unjustifiable becomes the inevitable, about those left behind and those who were never really anything at all. It's a story, truthfully, about living, or lack thereof. Because Shakespeare wasn't entirely correct when he said the question was to be or not to be: For some of us, that was never our choice to make. "That was me and it was beautiful. And know where my ashes fell and how they blew, divided into atoms and rebuilt into spires melted by the sun's mortality. And let shards of gravity release me gently into void, across black matter and galaxies, to combust into starlight of constellations none shall bear witness. "And one day my stars will burn."