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Not enough time to read, try Audible books.

When your driving, working in the yard, walking or just sitting in the dark trying to relax, Audible books are amazing. I’ve listen to hundreds of them and I get just as deep into the story as I did when I read them. But, I can listen any time any place. Follow this link and […]

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Would YOU like to pick a book to be published?

Link to NOMINATION Page on Kindle The Kindle Press Scout program allows you to do that. YOU read a segment and if you like it, you can NOMINATE the book. If the book gets enough NOMINATIONS Kindle Press will publish it. I have a new book, “Progeny’s Children” which is up for consideration. “Progeny’s Children” […]

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How to help with Kindle’s Scout Program

What is the Kindle (Amazon) Scout Program? From Kindle “Kindle Scout is reader-powered publishing for new, never-before-published books. It’s a place where readers help decide if a book gets published.” In other words, it is CROWD FUNDING for new and emerging authors. Amazon lists a new novel that hasn’t been published and the reader is […]

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Progress on NEW Novel – “Earth II – Reborn”

Well, I made good progress on “Earth II – Reborn” yesterday. I put down about 5,000 words (20,000 total). But I have to admit, this is the fun part of writing a book. I’m in the main part of the story and I’m excited while I write. The words come quickly and I get to […]

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Review: Alouette’s Song, Second Edition, Jewish Wedding Cover

Alouette’s Song, Second Edition, Jewish Wedding Cover by Andrew Jonathan Fine My rating: 3 of 5 stars The overall story arch was interesting and I enjoyed the mix of characters. It was refreshing to have young people as the protagonists. The first encounter with the alien was interesting and done well. The political structure of […]

All of my Sci-Fi Short Stories will be FREE until Thanksgiving

To celebrate the release of Earth II – “You Have No Honor” I’m giving ALL of my Sci-Fi Short Stories away for FREE. I’ve changed the prices on Smashwords, but it will take a while for it to flow to Amazon. Here’s your chance, I hope you enjoy them and please check out Earth II […]

Review: Spinward Fringe Broadcasts 1 and 2: Resurrection and Awakening

Spinward Fringe Broadcasts 1 and 2: Resurrection and Awakening by Randolph Lalonde My rating: 4 of 5 stars I enjoyed this book. To be honest I read it more that a year ago and I forgot that I read it. Once I got into it again, I still enjoyed it a second time. The plot […]

Review: The Atlantis Gene

The Atlantis Gene by A.G. Riddle My rating: 4 of 5 stars I just finished this book and overall I enjoyed it. There were a couple of minor issue though. One there is technical point where the author compared a methane explosion to a nuclear weapon. I little research shows that the amount of methane […]

Review: The Last Praetorian

The Last Praetorian by Mike Smith My rating: 3 of 5 stars I enjoyed this book, not because it was memorable Sci-Fi but because the story was interesting. I have some ‘technical’ issues with parts of the story but they didn’t detract from the overall story. I felt though, that the author did resort to […]

Review: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin My rating: 3 of 5 stars To be honest I never finished this book. It is written in period English and with the appropriate syntax. I enjoyed the half of the book that I read, but it was too much work when I had other works that […]