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get this onto the page before the sharpness of the experience dulls

"Dire" is always fun

example:
Dire Angel
Dire Rapture

That's a longer topic... I'll try to offer something on it later tonight

I recommend migrating away from a title containing "Satan". You might best use a temp title. I have stories I haven't chosen a title for in like 3 decades (403's title for example, for the past 4 years was "Lizzie" and before that it was 10y as "Ultimate Soldier" until I realized she was anything but.).

There is no shame in waiting until after you've written the novel to give it a title. Even then, the publisher may scrap your title, so don't marry it.

A trunk of cash fits in well with his character. You have this guy with a large amount of worthless valuables. And he's trying to extend it in ways that only work in a cash-based society. Clearly, someone with that kind of thinking pattern will always carry a trunk full of money.

Ginger not so easy. Why bring so much clothing on a 3-hr trip? Maybe the trip was part of a longer stay-over and she had nowhere else to store her luggage? I don't recall Maryanne dressing with much variety, but I haven't seen it since it was on the air, and back then they were probably still making Scooby Doo's, so what would I know.

Now, how exactly you get batteries to recharge using little more than coconut water and aloe leaves, that seems more absurd than a trunk of money. Or magic.

Requiem was better - this one sounds like the title of a gospel book from the eyes of a Harlem school teacher

I put eye, because I bet blood is taken

I'm far from an expert in Catholicism, but I do believe they teach in rapture like we do (we all have different names for it) which implies "...Christ in the flesh..." is technically implausible.

Question: How have believers reacted to the ideas for the new series so far?

Question: What is the planned release order between this and [G a l a x y T a l e s]?

'twas battery-drive... 9V if I recall correctly (Because D-Cells would slip off my rigging and the 9V was squarer)... may have been one of those giant 6V. I had built a lab supply but I recall I wasn't using it for some reason - probably because the cheap potentiometer would adjust/spike wildly from just a little hand motion.

Couldn't tell you the year or the generation of transistor to save the life of me. I did own vacuum tubes but not the slightest idea how to wire them up.

The noise was a hiss. I remember you had to crank the volume in source just to hear music over the hiss. I did start soldering in there figuring there was play in the contacts of the breadboard. Then I remember switching to that other board (sorry, I don't know the name but it's really thin and the holes go all the way through and there's copper ringlets around them so you can just join things up with a dollop of solder. It was on this second board I was able to get anything more than static.

When I was in HS I set out to build a transistor stereo amplifier for the final project in Shop class. I found some circuit patterns from who knows where, got the pats (We used to have RadioShack in this country back then) and set to work. 3 weeks and much frustration later I had built what I think is the world's first "noise-adding stereo deamplifierr". Teacher gave me an A which sorta tells you the extent of the bell curve and the calibre of the competing projects

You don't need to restrict yourself to making humans genderless if you don't want and/or it makes the story more difficult to write. I mean we can tell animal genders - the presence of mammary glands being the at-a-glance giveaway. Even without that, many species give away their genders readily (chickens, peacocks, swordtails, tarantulas etc).