During the investigation of the shooting, this photograph was found in the bedroom of Thomas Rivenport. The following was scribbled on the back:

In the artificial  garden, all the once polychromatic flowers have become pixilated obsidian roses nourished by a mechanized soil.

Hello all!

Things are going great! 

I’m happy report that, thanks to your support, First on Mars is currently in fourth place in the contest! I’d like to thank the excellent Joanna Lynn Brosius Chaplin for leaving the first review! I take it as a huge compliment. 

First on Mars is facing some excellent competition, and there’s still one month left in the contest, so there’s a of work to do. You can help by recommending or leaving a review (there’s a banner on the bottom of the page while you’re reading the draft). You can also just highlight some text that you really like. I’m really excited about this project and I hope you are too. 

Lastly, if you’re new to Inkshares and looking for other books to order/pre-order, here are some to look at (I could list many more, but that’s it for now):

•  JF Dubeau’s book, "The Life Engineered",  
• Michael Haase, "The Madness of Mr. Butler"  
• Mike Mongo, "The Astronaut Instruction Manual", 
• Tabi Card, "Scribbles: A Collection of Words",  
• Kelsey R Barthel, "Beyond The Code",  

 Thanks again!