For the last six years, Marla was a fixture of the wildly successful Donna's Teddy Clubhouse, a show aimed for competitive Caucasian Northern American Girls 14 market. But, age betrayed her and she was fired for not having a profitable enough body according to the exacting standards of the production company. Eighteen years old and alone, she has no future in the holographic markets and no skills to find new employment. Does she abandoned her love of acting and find a new job? Does she just survive on the paltry income from her investments? Or are there shows out that don't belong to the standard, cut-throat markets?Casting Call is a short story set in a cyberpunk world of ubiquitous computers, razor-thin profitability, constant advertising, and microsecond management. D. Moonfire is the remarkable result from the intersection of a computer nerd, a scientist, and a part-time adventurer. Instead of focusing on a single genre, he writes stories and novels in many different settings ranging from fantasy to science fiction. He also throws in the occasional forensics murder mystery or romance to mix things up.In addition to having a borderline unhealthy obsession with the written word, he is also a developer who loves to code as much as he loves to write.He lives near Cedar Rapids, Iowa with his wife, numerous pet computers, and a highly mobile thing he fondly calls "son."
