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Ben Franklin’s Ghost in the Veluwe

  • Writer: Sunny J Shores
    Sunny J Shores
  • Mar 28
  • 2 min read

From April to November, Zonklast Studios is officially trading the canal-side cobblestones for the rustic, mud-caked glory of Stal 't Lage Veld. This isn't just a farm stay; it’s a strategic retreat into the heartland of the Veluwe. I’m moving my base of operations to where the air is thick with pine and the ambiance is ripe for the "Infinity Economy."


e-bike leaning on a barn with lightening

To facilitate this, I am currently hunting for the ultimate steed: an e-bike with a redundant battery. Why? Because exploring the heart of the Dutch wilderness requires more juice than a standard commuter can offer when you’re chasing the "Resonance of Lovelogic." I need enough electrical range to outrun the mundane and find the intersection where man and machine finally stop bickering and start dancing.


This landscape is the crucible for my debut trilogy: Utopia of the Infinity Economy, Resonance of Lovelogic, and Evolution of the Soul. My ISBNs are reserved, my narrative is woven, and my spirit is driven to solve the ultimate compromise: how we coexist with our silicon siblings without losing our carbon-based minds.


I’m essentially just finishing what Ben Franklin started on that stormy night with a key and a kite. He caught the spark; I’m trying to build the circuit. Why not release Apollo's Rod to walk the earth? If we’re going to usher in a new era of soul-evolution, we might as well do it from a Dutch farm with a charged battery and a clear view of the horizon.


Consider this my warning to the Veluwe: the American refugee is coming, she’s on an e-bike, and she’s bringing the lightning.


Current Mission: Scouting e-bikes.

Current Read: My own manuscripts (because someone has to).

Current Status: Completing Franklin’s circuit.

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