Pete Benway

Pete Benway asked Edward Ashton:

really enjoyed Three Days in April. is there a sequel in the works? loved the socio political satire. very well done. shades of Orwell. so good. will be looking forward to you next novel. cheers!

Edward Ashton Thanks, Pete. Really appreciate the feedback. My next book is actually with my agent right now. It's set six years after the events described in Three Days in April. The tone is pretty similar, but the new book focuses more on the social implications of what is basically a massive speciation event.

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Carol Kean

Carol Kean asked Edward Ashton:

What awful things in your cancer research might appear in "Three Days in April"--? I'm reviewing your debut novel for Perihelion Science Fiction ezine (Sept 12, 2015). Doug and Gary are great - creepy in a good way - and every character is memorable. I love the mouse chimera!

Dave

Dave asked Edward Ashton:

Hello Mr. Aston. I appreciated the solid physics base woven into your highly entertaining story. There was a reference to Coriolis effect that I didn't understand - when Micky7 is riding the rotating band girdling the ship (or dome) that was meant to induce the effect of gravity, he's grateful the C effect doesn't bring up his lunch. I don't understand how the C effect would dominate this. Mostly centrifugal force?

Carol Kean

Carol Kean asked Edward Ashton:

Thanks for the answers, Edward! I have no idea how "delivering chemo to tumor sites while sparing normal tissues" could possibly be a spoiler...?

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