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• But that's enough about them
• An American Adventure
• Memoirs of a Dangerous Alien / Maggie Prince. - Version details - Trove
• Memoirs of an Illegal Alien
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A brand new sci-fi web series: Only one man has the secret to stop the destruction of our planet by extraterrestrials. But is this man human or is he too an alien? We worked hard to enhance your user experience and bring you a modernized version of the premier network for film professionals. Remember me. Search Film, Company, People Login to view all information. What makes Memoirs of an Alien such a joy ride? Well you are hit from all angles with the witty dialogue, the great acting, the powerful plot. There is also something righteous about the series. It speaks of science of today that a lot of people don't know exists or think it to be science fiction.

Well stop the press because all science in Memoirs of an Alien is already happening, We just haven't been paying attention to it because we are bombarded with so much informatoin in our daily lives, much of this tatter. Memoirs of an Alien makes you listen and pay attention, even in some of its most hilarious scenes.

So enough of the educational, what else? Well it's a pumping thriller that has the scary, the surreal and the downright funny.

Transgenic is the first episode and here is the outline. Aaron, our lead mid 20s, a student , is not the first man to shy away from commitment to his long-term live-in girlfriend, office P.

An American Adventure

He even has nightmare over it. After one such nightmare, he hears strange noises eminating from the bathroom. I could see the toll it was taking on Aunty after a long day at her job. She did not show any negativity in her demeanor even though I know it had to be stressful. Imagine leaving your home late at night to come to pick me up. During the first month on the job, she had assisted me in every way possible. In Jamaica, I would be in bed by, the latest, pm and I know most Jamaicans do the same.

When we arrived at the house my normal routine was to eat and take a shower. I would try my best to not wake everyone with my routine but I know they must hear me.

I did everything to be sure my routine would be quiet, including stashing some nightclothes in the bathroom so I would not need to go into the room to open my suitcase. I was sharing a room so it was difficult because I had to fumble to get into the bed every night.

I also could not call my parents as often during the week. I mainly called on the weekend. I was starting to feel better financially as the little income helped. Aunt Fern had set up a bank account for me with her being the primary person. I did not have a social security card so that was the only way the bank would allow it. This little ID seemed to be the key to every door. Charlie, my contact for the card, realized that I was determined to get a card so he kept in touch with me every week.

I hated the job but there is nothing I can do without a card. I received my first letters from Jamaica. It was from one of my best friends, Kurt. The letter was brief but descriptive enough for me to imagine being in Jamaica. He talked about a few of my other friends, the trips to the country and the beach. He also mentioned seeing Sherri-Ann and her saying she would write to me.

I read the letter about 4 or 5 times because it just felt like I had a piece of Jamaica there in that letter. My heart wrenched and my yearning for home was overwhelming. I missed Jamaica. After putting away the letter I wondered how to respond.

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Should I tell him about my job and what I was doing? I remember we had a funny name for a janitor, in Jamaica, to make them seem important. The name was Janitorial Engineering. I guess I will write about everything but the job. I can tell him about my daytime soap opera addiction and how much fun I am having living in America. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn.