Trying to understand why she stopped replying

Oi, there to all and few who bother to read this. So for the past couple of months I've been busy, applied for a full time job, and I have an interview soon. Also I've been contemplating ways of how to market my novellas online. Maybe I should create a site called The Cyberbird.com would be pretty nifty I suppose.
I'm currently reading Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter; it's not bad at all, and I'm working on two novella projects The Cyberbird 2 Out of the Shadows and UnLocked Secrets the Excalibur Rises. Yes, the latter is a new spin on the King Arthur legend but it connects back to Atlantis and the rest of my metallic universe if you will. Also The Cyberbird  series will be known also as Ra'a the Armored Angel. Ra'a actually means to break in hebrew, well it's one of the meanings. Okay enough about my rambling now.
For the past month or so, I met a girl, got her number, and we texted everyday. Everything seemed fine; she'd tell me what she was up to, and vice-versa. Then over a week ago out of the blue she stopped replying. I even called her number several times; there's been no answer, and no replies to any text I've sent. So I'm at the end of my rope. I don't know if she's dead, lost interest, got tired of me, is in the hospital, or is just busy. I mean damn, if you're busy or lost interest ladies, just be upfront about it that's all we ask for.
Unlike my buddy Lee Estes, I've never had much luck with women. Really the only kind of relationship I've sort of had has been long distance, and well I lost focus on what I wanted to do, and I still hate it things didn't work out due to financial difficulties etc. So now I've been kind of taking it easy, collecting and watching the Dirty Harry movies that put me into a zen mode when I'm working on The Excalibur Rises. Seriously, the atmosphere of those movies just do that to me, I don't know why.
But yeah, I'd like your thoughts on why a girl you've shown interest in, and things seemed to be going good would quit replying out of the blue, and good God was I depressed most of the week last week. I'd wake up at twelve or one a.m. checking my phone or email for answer. Trust me to any lady reading this, just be upfront with a man and don't put him through that torment. Looks like another failure in the long list of your good looking amateur author loser. Damn, Lee how do you get all the women?

Current Project

   Ahoy there, a ho ho, and Happy Hannukah! Ok, I'm not jewish, but Hannukah isn't as commercialized as Christmas. So what's the deal one may ask? Well, The Cyberbird is now published on the kindle for 99 cents. It's under my pen-name of Cohen Nedrac.
   So anyway I'm putting The Cyberbird 2 on the back burner, and working on my other passion project, UnLocked Secrets: The Excalibur Rises. Funny how watching Dirty Harry in utter quietness can get the creative juices flowing. Right now for UnLocked Secrets, I have four planned novels/novellas: The Excalibur Rises, Sons of Thunder, Quest For Hever Aishor, and Solomon's Heir. It's a tribute to epic fantasy, sci-fi, and one of my favorite shows of all time from Japan Golden Knight Garo.
  Seriously check that show out; you can find all the series subbed on TV-Nihon's website. Anyway that's it for now, and don't let the Consumajackmaholes eat your souls.-Cohen Nedrac.

The Cyberbird is finished

After over a year I finally finished my first novella in The Cyberbird series. Yep that's it nothing else to say. I'll be publishing it to amazon soon.

Almost finished with the book

Hey folks, yes, I know I keep posting about The Cyberbird and not much else, but at times I struggle with being a perfectionist and distractions. So all I have to say, I am almost finished with this blasted book I've been working on since last year. Then I'm starting on Cyberbird 2 Rise of the Heroes; that's a little homage to Iron Savior's great album, Rise of the Hero. So have a happy Halloween, and does anybody know what a buttfor is?

Cyberbird and Other writings update

Okay folks, I know I haven't been blogging as much as I should on here, if anybody cares that is. Yep, I'm a pessimistic optimist. I've been busy working out the final kinks for the first Cyberbird novella. I'm thinking the sequel Out of the Shadows will be a full out novel. There are so many ideas I want to take the series; like I said it's a culmination of my love for tokusatsu and other things. So yeah, that's what's been going on. The Cyberbird will end on a cliffhanger and will be continued in Out of the Shadows. That's right, I'm getting my ideas from song titles. So that's what's been happening and adios.
 Oh yeah before I forget I'm working on a collection of short stories called Tales of the Wandering Jew. John Connolly, God bless him has already taken the term Wanderer, and if you haven't I suggest reading his Samuel Johnson trilogy. It's witty and hilarious.

Cyberbird Novella One news

Hey guys, my first novella of my Cyberbird series is complete at last. Remember this is just the first in the series where I set up the basis of the world and the plots that will happen. I had more than sixty to seventy pages planned originally and wrote them, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized readers prefer build up and tension and a good pay off.
So the first novella is simply called The Cyberbird so when it's published I'll update you guys on it. The sequel will be better because it will be a progression of everything, and also it's called Out of the Shadows, where I finally introduce a certain character that's only mentioned in the first.-EJC.

Godzilla 2014 a few brief thoughts.

Godzilla. That name, that word just means alot to me. Why? I grew up watching Godzilla movies, no matter how cheesy, really the only one i haven't seen is Godzilla vs. Hedorah (The Smog Monster). I just got back a little over an hour ago from watching Gareth Edward's Godzilla movie, and boy did it rock.
The suspense was great, the effects were amazing, and Godzilla, wow just wow, the King of the Monsters has returned. Some people have complained the Big G isn't in the movie enough. I disagree, you see bits and pieces of him. Gareth Edwards approached this take on Godzilla from a what if this creature was real perspective.
For example think about Bigfoot, yeah I do think he's out there, but just damn good at hiding, Gojira/Godzilla would be an elusive creature. Granted there was no Godzilla taking on the army, sorry fellow G-fans, but damn was this movie still good. The story was great, the build up to the big G himself, the Mutos, wow just wow. I highly recommend this movie to anybody. Like I said just a few brief thoughts.