The Devolution of Adam and Eve by Mit Sandru Genetic Altering Pathogen Devolves Humans into Apes. By 2062, humanity has recovered from the Apocalypse, but the population has increased to over 20 billion souls, straining societies, countries, resources and Earth itself. Wars and lawlessness are a fact of life in most of the world, and the merchants of death are selling any armament imaginable, including nuclear and bio-chemical weapons. In Africa a mysterious new plague affects one billion … [Read more...] about The Devolution of Adam and Eve by Mit Sandru
Interview with Author – Gabriel Farago
Author Bio: As a lawyer with a passion for history and archaeology, I had to wait many years before I could pursue another passion – writing – in earnest. However, my love of books and storytelling started long before that. I remember as a young boy reading biographies and history books with a torch under the bed covers, and then writing stories about archaeologists and explorers the next day, instead of doing homework. While I regularly got into trouble for this, I believe we can only do well … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Gabriel Farago
Interview with Author – Yvonne deSousa
Author Bio: Yvonne deSousa has worked as a street sweeper, a shell seller, a babysitter, a candy peddler, and a guest house manager, all before the age of sixteen. Later on she worked as a waitress, sales clerk, library assistant, victim’s advocate, and at the front desk of a doctor’s office. Two years before Yvonne’s diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, a relative volunteered her to write an article for a local newspaper. Little did she know it was the beginning of a writing career. When MS … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Yvonne deSousa
Interview with Author – Linda O’Connor
Author Bio: I live in Ontario, Canada. My house is on the water, and I usually sit and write where I can look at the lake. When the weather is warm, I’ll write outside. I balance writing with my work as a physician at an Urgent Care Clinic and being a mom to three sons (luckily grown and capable of throwing together a decent meal, in a pinch). I wrote my first book 4 years ago and can’t believe how much I’ve learned. It’s also hard to believe I didn’t own a laptop 7 years ago – now for … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Linda O’Connor
