All Blog Posts Tagged 'Sci-Fi' (31)

Blogger Free for today only Corr Syl plus Interview

Introduction by Interviewer:

I am pleased to discuss a debut novel, “Corr Syl the Warrior” with its author Dr. Garry Rogers.

Garry grew up on a farm in the Midwest. He has a PhD in Physical Geography and he taught at Columbia University in New York, and at UCLA.

Dr. Rogers has one surviving son, one daughter, and three left-behind cats. One son died after a long battle with diabetes. Garry owns a farm in central Arizona that he manages…

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Added by Lynelle Clark on May 31, 2013 at 6:15am — No Comments

Blogger The Forever Saga: Flash review

Sean C. Sousa found me on the list of Book Blogger website and asked if I would review his book and what a delight it has been. Here is my Review of this wonderful Sci-Fi novel with a serious message for young and old.

A book I can recommend with great pleasure.

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Added by Lynelle Clark on April 30, 2013 at 10:30am — No Comments

Blogger Perfect Weapon by Jade Kerrion A 5 Star Review

Today on my blog Aspired Writer I gave another great review to author Jade Kerrion

The Third book in the Series Double Helix

Review Perfection Unleashed…

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Added by Lynelle Clark on March 11, 2013 at 4:24am — No Comments

Blogger Double Helix: Book 1 Perfection Unleashed Interview and Review

Today I welcome Jade Kerrion with her new book Perfection Unleashed on my blog. Great Sci-Fi Read

His genetic code sourced from the best that humanity offers, Galahad embodies the pinnacle of perfection. When Zara Itani, a mercenary whose abrasive arrogance exceeds her beauty, frees him from his laboratory prison, she offers him the chance to claim everything that had ever been denied him, beginning with his…

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Added by Lynelle Clark on January 30, 2013 at 3:41am — No Comments

Blogger Transcender: First-Timer Book Tour Review and Giveaway

Today I introduce Vicky Savage on my blog, a remarkable author with a great talent.

When a freak lightning storm turns terrifying, Jaden Beckett, a typical Connecticut teenager, is suddenly shifted into a parallel existence where she finds herself a member of the ruling family in a counterpart of America on a strange alternate version of earth--one filled with hidden dangers, political intrigue, remarkable creatures, and forbidden romance.

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Added by Lynelle Clark on December 21, 2012 at 4:17am — No Comments

Author Sci-Fi Writer

Hi Folks,

I am a retired Research & Development Engineer, and for the last few years have enjoyed writing Science Fiction. I have 13 books on the Net and No.14 is nearly complete.

One of my books is FREE (Transplant) so if any of you have read it, I would very much like your comments.

You can find it most easily at Smashwords.com (put david moreton in their search bar, and all my books will be listed.

Or you…

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Added by David Moreton on April 10, 2012 at 2:46am — No Comments

Author Aubrie Dionne – Fantasy/Sci-Fi Romance Author - Interview

Aubrie Dionne, fantasy/sci-fi romance featured author is sharing an interview with us. She has answered some great questions about herself and her newest release, Paradise 21.…

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Added by Kay Dee Royal on August 2, 2011 at 6:40am — No Comments

Author Clare Dargin - Talks about her ET's in Kybernatia

Clare, a Sci-Fi Romance Author, shares her Kybernatia with us today. I asked her:…

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Added by Kay Dee Royal on July 12, 2011 at 7:26am — No Comments

Sci-Fi/ Suspense: State of Mind, by Sven Michael Davison

If you could look and feel the way you wanted, be able to eat and do what you wanted, all by implanting a small micro-chip into the base of your head, would you? Smoke all you want, eat all you want, and be able to control how your body responds, would you?

State of Mind by Sven Michael Davison takes… Continue

Added by Angela Kay on May 2, 2011 at 11:32pm — No Comments

Erich's Plea - The Witchcraft Wars - Tracey Alley, Author

Erich’s Plea: Book One of the Witchcraft Wars – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat

‘Two months ago he had arrived at Ostland’s Zeaburg prison complex and been taken to this subterranean dungeon with its smooth stone walls, mazes of corridors, little or…

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Added by Martha A. Cheves on April 23, 2011 at 3:13pm — No Comments

Borealis A Space Anthology Book One - Barrington, Morgan, Delaney, Authors

A Space Anthology Book One – Borealis – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat

‘The Borealis is a hive of villainy where anything can be bought or sold – anything or anyone – if the price is right. Once intended to function as…

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Added by Martha A. Cheves on February 26, 2011 at 7:36pm — No Comments

Can You Trust An Alien; You Know, The Kind From Outer Space?

Alert: Stay turned to this channel for a special broadcast, Monday, 28 Feb.

Irina Avtsin will tell us all about the power of the word, “No!”.

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If you’re new to this blog, you may think its title, Notes from An Alien, refers to either me, Alexander M Zoltai, or writers in general being aliens…

Let’s see: The roots of…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on February 22, 2011 at 9:18am — No Comments

Author Interview ~ Mary Pax

Since I’m an avowed SpaceCadet, I’m real happy Mary could stop by for an interview. Let’s get it rolling :-)

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Where are you from, Mary?

I originate from the east coast of the US, but have lived in the Pacific Northwest for about 10 years.

When did you begin writing and can you remember how it felt inside, back then?

I wrote my first story sometime in grade school.…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on February 17, 2011 at 11:10pm — No Comments

My recent reviews over on CR (Weekly Update, perhaps?)

Will just keep these short, so you can pick out what is of interest to you.

Here are the last five book reviews that were posted on my main website:

Vince Flynn, "American Assassin" (thriller)

http://civilian-reader.blogspot.com/2011/01/american-assassin-by-vince-flynn-simon.html

Dan Abnett, "Prospero Burns" (sci-fi)…

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Added by Stefan Fergus on January 19, 2011 at 7:02am — No Comments

Reading Leads To Writing, Even If All Your Reading Is Life…

Here I go again, spinning out one of my theories about reading.

I’m either brave or clueless since these posts, written in the stillness of my writer’s cave, could be seen by much smarter people hundreds of years from now, when humanity has figured out this mind-thingie, and I could be laughed to shame.

Good thing I’ll be dead then…

Reading Life, eh?

In my previous post,…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on January 18, 2011 at 11:37am — No Comments

Read > Write > Publish > Repeat = A Wonderfully Strange Life

I'll start explaining the title's formula with the word "strange". Its

history shows it meaning, "from elsewhere, foreign, unknown,

unfamiliar".

A Strange Life...

So does reading then writing then publishing then repeating the process create a life that's

unfamiliar, unknown, foreign, and from elsewhere?

Ask any serious writer :-)

The reason I started this little explanatory formula with reading is

because I'm in agreement with the folks… Continue

Added by Alexander M Zoltai on December 29, 2010 at 3:18pm — No Comments

Many Readers, Many Opinions ~ Who To Believe & Why...

Authors often solicit opinions from beta-readers--folks who read and comment before the book's published.

Thing is, different readers have very different opinions! Who's right? Which comments need to be heeded?

In my own experience, with my pre-publication edition of…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on December 26, 2010 at 11:59am — No Comments

This Author's Job ~ Reading Reality Right

O.K. Last post before my holiday break and I think the title is a real challenge--a challenge for me... What to write?...

I am an author. There is a reality out there (and, in here). Let me take a crack at reading…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on December 23, 2010 at 10:00am — No Comments

The Harpoon Or The Net? ~ Gaining Influence...

December 20, 2010

Whether you're an author, a blogger, or a butcher you need to gain influence to have people consume your product. Even if you're just a nine-to-fiver with no ambition, you'll have no social life if you don't somehow gain a bit of influence.

Sonia Simone has a blog called…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on December 20, 2010 at 10:35am — No Comments

So, I Wrote A Book... ~~~ So What?

December 18, 2010

So, my book gets published. That same day there will be well over 2,000 other books published...

So What?

So, the year I've already spent in promoting the idea of my book, the months spent writing and revising, and the last few months of giving people an…

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Added by Alexander M Zoltai on December 18, 2010 at 9:43am — No Comments