Posted in Futuristic, Interviews, Speculative, Uncategorized, tagged boojum, dan skelton, Futuristic, out of innocence, religion, the human element on June 24, 2008 | No Comments »
An adjunct professor at the University of Central Arkansas and Arkansas State University, Dan Skelton is the author of three published works, Out of Innocence, The Human Element, and Boojum. His fourth novel, Renascence, which he just finished writing recently, blends elements of futurism and religion. Skelton was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule to [...]
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Lee Denning is the pen name of not one author but two–Denning Powell and his daughter Lee, who apparently make an awesome science fiction writing team. In this interview Powell talks about how they went about writing the first novel in the series, Monkey Trap, as well as other aspects of writing and publishing. The [...]
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Posted in Futuristic, Interviews, Science Fiction, Speculative, Virtual Book Tour Guests, Young Adult, tagged corruption, edge, feminist fiction, Futuristic, government, phoebe wray, Science Fiction, women's fiction on April 9, 2008 | No Comments »
When did you decide you wanted to become an author? Do you have another job besides writing?
I was telling stories before I could write. My Dad was a great story-teller, and he encouraged me to make up stories. The adults indulged and applauded and spoiled me. I wrote my first poem in second grade (I [...]
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Posted in Book Reviews, Futuristic, Thrillers, tagged belgium, brussels, Futuristic, Gerard Readett, international thriller, Roadworks, terrorism, Writers Exchange E-Publishing on March 16, 2008 | No Comments »
Roadworks
By Gerard Readett
Writers Exchange E-Publishing
ISBN: 1876962771
Copyright 2001
International Thriller/Futuristic
Author’s Website
If you like international thrillers about terrorism, you may consider getting a copy of Readett’s novel, Roadworks.
The setting: Brussels, Belgium
The year: 2022
What if all transportation in the city—rail, road, underground—abruptly comes to a standstill? What if a bomb is placed in each hotel where a head of [...]
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Posted in Book Reviews, Futuristic, Horror, Paranormal, Uncategorized, tagged Horror, mark laflamme, murder, plantlife, plants, suspense, thriller, vegetation on February 16, 2008 | No Comments »
Cosmic justice has many faces, and this time it has the face of plants…
For egotistical, arrogant Bertram Luce, life couldn't get any better. He's a famous author. He's rich. He lives in a gorgeous mansion and drives luxurious, expensive cars. Oh yes, and he's also gotten away with murdering his kind, plant-loving wife. That is, [...]
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Posted in Futuristic, On the Spotlight, Speculative, tagged anarchy, anne k edwards, corrupted politicians, ebooks, fallen governments, Futuristic, looting, political, Speculative, the last to fall, twilight times books on February 12, 2008 | No Comments »
The Book:
Have you ever thought what the world might be like if the present-day vices of society are allowed to continue to run rampant? That is the subject of The Last To Fall, a look at the legacy we leave our children. Civilization as we know it has fallen and the United States [...]
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