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An Excerpt from HMS Hunter: Strings on a Shadow Puppet, Thomas L. Evans (©2003)
An excerpt from the latest version of HMS Hunter: Strings on a Shadow Puppet, by Thomas L. Evans (that’s me). Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Conspiracy, Cycle, Espionage, Identity, Military Science Fiction, Mystery, New Space Opera, Original Fiction, Political Drama, Post Modern, Ripping Yarn, Saga, Science Fiction, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thoughtful Espionage Tale, Uncategorized, Unique or Imaginative World, World
Tagged Alex, Avatar (computing), Brick, Council of Europe, David Cameron, European Court of Human Rights, George Laurence, Government, Human Right, Human rights, Human Rights and Liberties, Shadow play, Silver Slipper, Virtual reality
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The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, Robert A Heinlien (Tom Doherty Associates, 1966 {Blackstone Audio, Inc., Narrator: Lloyd James, 2002})
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A Heinlien is a classic tale of revolution on the moon, that draws heavily from historic events in both the American and Russian revolutions. Filled with classic Heinlienisms, it is a compelling tale of rebellion that focuses more on the political maneuverings than it does on but remains a Ripping Yarn with compelling human interests. Continue reading
Death Benefit, Robin Cook (Penguin Books, 2011){Penguin Audio, 2011; Narrator: George Guidall}
Death Benefit is the latest medical crime thriller by Robin Cook. It is a well written and an engaging tale, but could have been better (in my view) had it been written as a mystery. Even so, it had some great characters and interesting science. If you like crime or medical thrillers, I would highly recommend this book. Continue reading
The Problem with Military Science Fiction: Part 1
This week, I am starting an open ended series of blogs is intended to consider why Military Science Fiction has such a bad reputation, and what (if anything) can be done about it. Now, I should start by saying that I like … Continue reading
The Archaeologist's Guide to the Galaxy.. by Thomas Evans 