Another One Bites the Past

What makes an experience real? The event itself, or the memory of it?

London, 1986. Jim manages a rock band on tour, and he is organizing the same concert in a time loop. The Marquee Club. A theater. Hammersmith Odeon. The venues keep getting bigger, until the loop reaches Wembley Stadium. The sweat and noise and electricity of live music are rendered with the precision of someone who was there.

But the details are not quite right. Small inconsistencies accumulate, and the more perfect the show becomes, the less sure Jim is of what he is organizing.

Another One Bites the Past is a novella about memory, identity, and the thin line between reliving the past and being consumed by it. It is Book 1 of Ghost Experiences, a pair of standalone stories in a shared universe. For readers who love the existential unease of Philip K. Dick wrapped in the sensory richness of a great live show.