Moonlit Nick

by Juan Antonio Rincon Legaz

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Synopsis

The scene narrated in "Moonlit Nick" takes place in the English city of Manchester when jolly guys Peter and Sally meet a couple of vulgar attackers while walking in the moonlit night and must negotiate an outcome for the situation. It is set during the first stages of an epidemic accidentally propagated around the world and contracted by all the population of the planet which forces strict loyalty among humans, as described in the novel "Pistos-Chromosome's Condition".

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Story Elements

Ratings Factors

Language: Minor profanity used occasionally
Sexual Content: Sexual acts implied but not described
Target Audience Age/Stage of Life: 18-34 (New adult/twentysomethings)
Violence: Death, but minimal violence

Setting

Geography: Manchester
Realism: Consistent with real world, no magic, no unachieved science
Setting Type: Urban (city)
Time Period: 2000 - 2009

Main Character

Age: Adult
Gender: Male
Race: Irrelevant
Religion: Irrelevant
Sexual Preference: Irrelevant or N/A

Styles & Themes

Humor: Serious
Inspires Reader to Feel: Uneasy/Tense
Mysteries & Puzzles: None or only very minor mysteries
Pacing: Time to savor, deliberate
Physical Action: Minor and occasional action
Political/Social Commentary: Politics irrelevant to story
Romance: No romantic elements

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About the author

Juan Antonio Rincon Legaz

Juan Antonio Rincon Legaz was born in Barcelona in the early seventies of the twentieth century. After being granted a university degree in computer science, he became a professional in the field of programming. And, before stablishing his residence in Andorra, in the year 2007, he spent some meditation time in the cities of Manchester, England, and Osaka, Japan. The philosophy of the man is summarized in his slogan "We could be better! And, if we were worse, we would complain the same way but with a better reason," which reflects his maverick nature.

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