Scott E Weaver

Scott E Weaver edited the ridiculously simplified synopses of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• Added: A demon hunts for a specific soul that only shows up on earth once every couple hundred of years

Scott E Weaver edited the books like this book of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• Added Running With the Demon Both novels deal with people fighting with demons in the current day
• marked the description of Running With the Demon as not a spoiler

Scott E Weaver edited the series & lists of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• Added this book in the series: The Ruin Trilogy (Primary series) (standard series)

Scott E Weaver edited the themes of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• Added a theme: The rock, the warped crab-apple tree, the carnival grounds, and the old house: These are all locations of focused power and specific battle grounds between the forces of good and evil that draw both sides to confront one another. Some of these places have held the power since ancient times, while others just recently gained it.
• marked the description of The rock, the warped crab-apple tree, the carnival grounds, and the old house as not a spoiler
• Added a theme: The young, the old. The bitter, the lost.: The mantel of adulthood is only reached through trials, not age. Those trials will leave scars, it is up to the individual on if they grow bitter from the scars or if they gain strength from them.
• marked the description of The young, the old. The bitter, the lost. as not a spoiler

Scott E Weaver edited the table of contents of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• Table of Contents
  Chapter 1 Heroes Lie
  Chapter 2 Leaving Innocence
  Chapter 3 Origins of Darkness
  Chapter 4 Morning Regrets
  Chapter 5 Stirring of Plans
  Chapter 6 Dark Deals
  Chapter 7 Nam
  Chapter 8 Pond Party
  Chapter 9 Long Walks-Long Thoughts
  Chapter 10 Dead Bikers MC
  Chapter 11 Escaping the Dead
  Chapter 12 Painful Mornings
  Chapter 13 False Endings
  Chapter 14 Carnival of Souls
  Chapter 15 Nightfall
  Chapter 16 Downward Spiral
  Chapter 17 Wicked Aftermath
  Chapter 18 Dangerous Reunions
  Chapter 19 Dark Endings
  Epilogue

Scott E Weaver edited the first sentence of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• In the small farm town known as Storm Illinois, an old man sat at the kitchen table; listening to the knife as it scraped across the toast.

Scott E Weaver edited the settings of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Sunday, January 6, 2013.

• changed the overview: Fictional town named Storm in Illinois

Scott E Weaver edited the reading level of The Damned Summer (The Ruin Trilogy) Thursday, December 27, 2012.

• Adults

Scott E Weaver changed Scott E. Weaver's author image Wednesday, December 5, 2012.

Scott E Weaver edited the overview of Scott E. Weaver Wednesday, December 5, 2012.

• I've had an overactive imagination as far back as I can remember, but I didn't start putting a pen to paper until I was a punk teenager. All of those old writings were lost one night in a drunken stupor when I burned them up over some girl whose name I can't even remember now. I think about those old musings from time to time, trying to remember them all, knowing I never will, but the adolescent yet poetic destruction of those early stories over some girl still makes me smile. Especially not being able to remember her name, I love that.

  The writing floated out of my life with the ashes of those burnt pages for the next couple of years. College, working and partying took up all my time, there was none left for the storyteller. Then something happened two months before my junior year. Right before my transfer to a new university, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Needless to say, things went into a downward spiral for awhile there, but I eventually found my way out of the woods of despair and got on with my life. One of the good things about that time was I found my old friend, the storyteller, and we've been on speaking terms ever since.

  I have to admit the MS has amplified my ability to dive into the darkness of life's surprises, but it has also shown me the importance of disabled people being equally represented in fiction. Sure, sometimes they have minor parts, but rarely the main protagonist, I'm going to do my best to change that.