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Catherine Weiss-Celley is an artist and writer who has edited PoetryPlus.com since 2002 while working as a freelance technical writer and draftsman on: centerline light configurations for airfields; pipe layout for water companies; signage for capital buildings; HVAC Control drawings and architectural and civil drawings. In 2010, after completing a book she started in 1980, she signed on with Author house to publish 172 pages of a manuscript that still is being continued. ERRLUS, a time pirate, utilizes the hopelessness of young people in a crowded world to create a world that catapults generations of people over years of apocalyptic occurrences that turn one world into a small sun. With the help of his young wife, he inspires extraterrestrial civilizations and instills a lust for life into the suicidal. This book touches on their reasons and offers insight into the motivations of powerful, desperate people driven by circumstances that seem orchestrated by an elaborate program spanning thousands of years.

Cargo ships disappear and continent leaders send their best to investigate. The culprit is an organization run by a man who seems to have lived centuries, a man who dares to go against the Council of Continents’ rules forbidding time travel. In an age when suicide claims the lives of more young people than any documented war, this man harvests people from their disillusion and uses them like they could not imagine possible. The title of the book that talks about this man’s story is: “Errlus: The Time Pirate.” 173 pages; 23 illustrations

Newspaper  
United States, Orange, Texas  
Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Headline: Catherine Weiss-Celley’s “ERRLUS:” a Sci-Fi Masterpiece

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