Bara Cailín 2: 47 ‘Someone has to not’

Posted on by Barnaby Taylor

The power of the crowd was such that Inteachán found it hard not to join in the singing.

She looked at Mac and he shook his head.

‘Someone has to not,’ he said. ‘We came only to observe and hopefully record.’

The family turned to look at Mac and he stopped talking. It just seemed easier.

Inteachán looked back towards the middle of the fort and gasped. Hundreds of old televisions had now been arranged in an enormous pile.

The kind that only showed programmes in black and white and don’t work anymore.

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Published by Barnaby Taylor

Inspired by his passion for films and video games, Barnaby Taylor loves writing dystopian science fiction and horror. His most popular books are the four volumes of the VIRO series, available in paperback and electronic form. They can also be ordered at all good bookshops. Book One is available for FREE download. Barnaby is currently developing the VIRO series for television and is interested in speaking to anyone who believes that they can help him take VIRO and his various other exciting projects to the next level. Barnaby posts weekly updates on his writing on his blog and you can follow these updates at www.falconboy.ie. You can also find him on Twitter @BarnabyFTaylor.