Sorry,
Kull has been postponed again. Maybe tomorrow. (Though this is
beginning to turn into a running gag...I'll try and get to him.
Trouble is I really want to do him proper justice...this might end up
as a multi-part. Maybe the weekend.)
I'm
rambling. The point is, that this blog now apparently has readers! I
know, I was as shocked as you. Well, two of them have pointed out
that I have yet to mention the books I already have on sale, and
suggested that this should be my top priority. For the benefit of
this duo, a quick run-through the four books I have already
released...
One
False Step is, thus far, my only non-fiction release, and given that
it is a history of spaceflights that never happened, it does skirt
the boundaries a bit. It covers topics such as the US Army's bid to
put a nuclear missile base on the moon, sending astronauts to Venus
as early as 1973, and the failed Russian effort to land a man on the
moon. Many of these topics have never been properly covered in book
form before; so this is a chance to take a look!
Dreams
of Ancient Empires is my only fantasy piece released to date; one
reader described it to me as a 'good old fashioned romp', another
called it 'classic
fantasy writing at it's very best' which certainly made me happy that
day! My first published attempt at the sword & sorcery genre,
this book follows the adventures of Altor, a barbarian warrior, in
his bid to place his oldest friend on the throne of his stolen
kingdom through the recovery of a long-lost crown...fighting serpent
men, pirates and foul sorcery along the way.
I
released two books in the 'Logan Winter' series last year also; this
is for those of you who enjoy Firefly, the tales of a roguish hero
enjoying wine, women and song while looking out for his own skin in
as profitable a manner as possible. His first adventure, 'Picture
Worth A Thousand Stars' finds him on the trail of a long-lost
painting as his partner dies in his arms; his second, 'Malware Blues'
sees him sent to rescue a Senator's daughter from a 'hive of scum and
villany', but of course, nothing here is as it seems...
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