I am sitting on a chair but chained at the ankles next to a steel table with only a paper cup of water. A windowless room as it is deep underground, the walls are a dirty white with poorly cleaned off blood splatter stains. I am somewhere in the belly of the Department of Foreign Regime Change. Alone at this moment with my only companion, a security camera in the corner of the ceiling.
I am being accused of betraying my country but I am no spy. I've never worked for any government in my life. I am just a photographer who had been caught in the middle of an information war. The photographs I took are incriminating and my government does not want the public to see them.
And How I Became A Traitor
by J.S. Manning
About the author
J.S. Manning
The hardest thing to write is a bio. It isn't because I don't know what to write, but I don't know what to filter out. I studied art and originally wanted to travel and draw, yet my journey seeded ideas and visions of a literary universe. The best thing about being self-published is that there are no obstacles to bringing out an entire world from my imagination.
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