L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Vol 38 by Multiple Authors L. Ron Hubbard, Frank Herbert, David Farland, Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, Diane Dillon, and 12 winners: Azure Arther, Desmond Astaire, J. A. Becker, Lazarus Black, Z. T. Bright, John Coming, Em Dupre, N. V. Haskell, Michael Panter, Brittany Rainsdon, Mike Jack Stoumbos, M. Elizabeth Ticknor, and finalist: Rebecca E. Treasure In the World of Sci-Fi & Fantasy… …this Anthology stands out for three reasons. Will … [Read more...] about L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Vol 38 by Multiple Authors
Interview with Author – Erasmo Acosta
Author Bio: Erasmo Acosta was born in Cantura, Venezuela, and moved to the United States in 1996 to pursue a software engineering career, sponsored by a small Silicon Valley company. He retired to Portland, Oregon, in 2020 after achieving 32 successful years in the industry. In 2015, Acosta became interested in the implications of the Fermi Paradox as it relates to the prospects of finding another civilization in the universe. Further research into Futurism, upcoming technologies, and the works … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Erasmo Acosta
Interview with Author – James Murdo
Author Bio: James Murdo was born and raised in London, where he still lives. He graduated from university with a Masters degree in Physics, which added fuel to his early love of science fiction. His favourite book, hands down, is The Algebraist, by Iain M Banks. What inspires you to write? Science - theories, news, personal musings. All of it. Aside from that, I have an overactive imagination, which helps. Tell us about your writing process. I am a bad outliner. I often try to draft a … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – James Murdo
Daisy’s Run: The Clockwork Chimera 1 by Scott Baron
Daisy's Run: The Clockwork Chimera 1 by Scott Baron Rudely yanked from cryo-sleep, Daisy woke to find herself on a burning ship in deep space, and among a crew of modded humans, no less. Her life had just become a whole lot more complicated. And it was only going to get worse. As if the creepy cyborg and the mechanically-enhanced human crew weren’t bad enough, what was supposed to be a simple flight home to Earth was going horribly wrong. A deadly plot was unfolding. One that could … [Read more...] about Daisy’s Run: The Clockwork Chimera 1 by Scott Baron
The Sixth Ship by Stephen Alexander
The Sixth Ship by Stephen Alexander A passing black hole forces humanity to send the largest ships ever conceived, the Great Journeys, deep into the abyss of space to find new worlds to live on. Families such as the Grovers of Ventura city are divided between those that stayed behind and those that braved the journey to the worlds found by our real-life telescopes. The brothers of the divided Grover family made a pledge- to one day reunite the family if they survived after 2166. Now it is … [Read more...] about The Sixth Ship by Stephen Alexander
Interview with Author – TJ Mott
Author Bio: TJ Mott was raised on a cattle farm near the booming metropolis of Westboro, Missouri (population ~140). He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Northwest Missouri State University. Currently, he works in Omaha, Nebraska as a software engineer and general-purpose IT guy in the aerospace industry. His hobbies include dirt biking, 3D printers, shooting sports, and writing. One of his favorite past times as a kid was reading the Star Wars Expanded Universe novels, and … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – TJ Mott
Curved Space to Corsair by Jemima Pett
Curved Space to Corsair by Jemima Pett Corsair: a planet in thrall to the Imperium. The Imperium: a dictatorial oligarchy which likes to think it's benevolent. The remnant of Corsair's population have sent out a message for aid, for someone to rescue them... and Pete Garcia is ready to answer their call. Big Pete and the Swede, as they call the two Viridian System asteroid miners, decide to take Dolores and Maggie on holiday, and give Dolores more practice in how to be a space pilot. A … [Read more...] about Curved Space to Corsair by Jemima Pett
Sferogyls by Mit Sandru
Sferogyls by Mit Sandru Evil empire attacks a peaceful planet. Fight or be enslaved. On Earth, Tim Andrus was a science-fiction writer, who, after dying, had his head preserved cryogenically – just in case he’ll get a second chance to live again. He was resurrected, not by doctors but by gods. To his surprise he’s not a mere mortal, but a god himself and his god-name is Timurud. Unfortunately, the life of a god is not all heavenly. Timurud, the god, must protect the good against the evil, … [Read more...] about Sferogyls by Mit Sandru
Interview with Author – P N Burrows
Author Bio: Who am I? I was born in the UK. I am short, balding, slightly overweight and I have little fingers that don't like typing... I started my working career on a farm growing fruit and veg. Most of you will know that the weather in the UK is unpredictable, so after a while, I retrained to work in IT. I became a contractor, left that to run and teach at a Cisco Academy. As my enthusiasm waned for all things computerised, (please remember the industry moves on so fast that I had to resit … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – P N Burrows
Harry Watt Bounty Hunter by Rob Guy
Harry Watt Bounty Hunter by Rob Guy For Harry Watt, Bounty Hunter, simply doing what he's told was never an option. When the best hydrologist on Earth goes AWOL after first helping himself to some company funds, Judge Headlock, Harry’s employer and nemesis, instructs him to bring back the runaway to face justice. A trip to Mars onboard one of the new ships with the StrateLine Drive sounds like fun, but Harry soon discovers something stinks about this job, and it’s not one of his socks. He … [Read more...] about Harry Watt Bounty Hunter by Rob Guy
