Read the sci-fi short story “Sentiment, Inc.” by Poul Anderson. A classic science fiction story about psychologists with too much power. With text provided by Project Gutenberg.
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“Omnilingual” by H. Beam Piper
Read the sci-fi short story “Omnilingual” by famed sci-fi author H. Beam Piper. A classic science fiction story, with text provided by Project Gutenberg.
5 Soundtrack Artists of Science Fiction and Their Inspirations
Long have I been inspired by the music of sci-fi films. Ever wondered who wrote those haunting melodies? Or where they draw their inspiration from? Today’s blog is a guest post from science fiction and fantasy author Chris Turner on the most famous music composers in science fiction.
The Translocator is an Amazon Bestseller!
#1 Bestseller in Science Fiction Anthologies đź‘˝… The day the audiobook for The Translocator went live, the ebook rocketed to #1 in Science Fiction Anthologies on Amazon’s bestseller lists!
Cover reveal: The Translocator audiobook
On January 8, 2019, my first audiobook will be published!I’m so excited to be able to share the cover art of The Translocator with you.
A Christmas story: “The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry
This is one of my favorite Christmas stories. “The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry. I hope you enjoy.
Translocator audiobook and new sci-fi series coming in 2019
Feeling thoughtful today as I make plans for new books and reflect on the fact that it’s DECEMBER already. Can you believe it? This year has been so full that time seems to have flown by at 2x speed.
Yet the future is bright where there are fun new stories to read and lovable old characters to meet again. So here’s what I’ve got planned for 2019.
Divers discover world’s largest underwater cave system filled with Mayan mysteries
In January 2018, divers discovered the world’s largest underwater cave system in Mexico. Even more exciting? They believe it is filled with Mayan mysteries.
Reaching for the stars again!
I was hooked to YouTube when SpaceX went live the other day to announce the first commercial passenger in human history to book a trip around the moon.
Not long ago, the entire world was inspired by a race to reach the moon. Now, we can be inspired again! Humanity is once again reaching for the stars.
Reading Asimov’s The Caves of Steel with Jeff Elkins
Say hello to Jeff Elkins, author of urban fantasy series The Defense of Reality and founder of online fiction magazine Short Fiction Break.
Today Jeff joins me for a discussion of a 1954 sci-fi mystery novel by Isaac Asimov, The Caves of Steel.