Leo Von Magus, marking himself as Cain.
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Leo Von Magus, marking himself as Cain.
II think I'll start the book out with Robert and Funzen. Mostly to give the readers a since of fear with the move from a big city to a small town. I want the fear of a dead end life in a confined small space to be real. And I want Rob to be the relief. The guy whose there to tell us it'll all work itself out. I want the readers to have Rob from the start, so the loss of him feels more real. It helps you get in Funzens head space as you read on, because all you know until that point, is Rob and Funzen. Which is all Funzen knows in his American life; that it was a scary and uncertain world before Rob came along.
They started their career together, they got a big break together. And now that the band is souring in a healthy career path, Rob will be left in the 70's, to die in the town where their friendship grew so vibrant.
Funzen will have to experience the world without him. And I want that same fear that crushes his windpipe, to be felt by the readers. But I also want them to feel the bittersweetness of their second successful tour. When the money is stacked high, where the fans are going strong, and the view of that empty bunk on the tour bus where Rob used to play cards.