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Blog postFor generations, the human race has feared an encounter with an alien race so advanced their technology might as well be magic. And yet, no such alien race has been encountered …
… Until now.
During the Virus War, human explorers discovered proof of alien technology that was beyond human understanding, technology so strange it was impossible even to guess at its function. Now, in the aftermath of the war, HMS Endeavour embarks on a mission to th -
Blog postThe Romanov Rescue
by Tom Kratman, Justin Watson, Kacey Ezell
“I can [speak to your father that way, Anastasia],” Chekov said, quietly maintaining eye contact with Nicholas. “I can because he isn’t the emperor anymore, and he isn’t the emperor anymore because he refused to hear the things he didn’t want to hear.”
(Fair Warning: Spoilers.)
The First World War, and the collapse of the Russian Empire and the civil war that ended in a communist victory, is not a ve -
Blog postPrologue I
From: An Unbiased History of the Imperial Royal Family. Professor Leo Caesius. Avalon. 206PE.
Prince Roland did not have an easy life.
He was raised a spoilt brat, to use his own words, and was incredibly lucky to survive the series of disasters that culminated in Earthfall. His escape – with the aid of Specialist Belinda Lawson, a Terran Marine Pathfinder – lead him straight to the Terran Marine Corps, an act that put a political hot -
Blog postThis is a draft, so comments and suggestions are more than welcome.
Afterword
“This is a quiet, frightened, insignificant old man who has been nothing all his life, who has never had recognition, his name in the newspapers. Nobody knows him, nobody quotes him, nobody seeks his advice after seventy-five years. That’s a very sad thing, to be nothing. A man like this needs to be recognized, to be listened to, to be quoted just once. This is very important. It would be so hard for -
Blog postMovie Review: Sonic The Hedgehog 2
I was not expecting to like Sonic the Hedgehog when my sons insisted on watching it (again and again and again). I grew up playing the early Sonic games and reading Sonic the Comic, and I admit to a great deal of affection for them, but the later games and takes on the character did not impress me. Worse, Hollywood has a long history of taking franchises and screwing them up because the writers don’t understand why they became popular in -
Blog postHi, everyone
This is just a short update. Sorry.
I finished the first draft of The Infused Man last week and it is currently with the editor, who will hopefully get back to me as soon as possible. I’ve been taking it easy since then, writing the short Frieda’s Tale novella at the rate of one chapter a day (snippet) with a plan to start The Prince’s Alliance once my children go back to school in a couple of weeks. Endeavour is coming, but my editor has been un -
Blog post–Michael Alpert
One does not normally think of the Spanish Civil War as a naval war. It was the fighting on land that determined the winner, with much of the naval fighting serving as little more than a sideshow at best. The only real time the navies might have made a significant impact on the tactical level was during the early weeks and months of the war, when Franco and the Nationalists were shipping troops from North Africa to the mainland. This part of the war h -
Blog postThis is the start of a short novella for Fantastic Schools Hols.
Chapter One
Frieda woke, alone.
The tent felt hot and uncomfortable, a faint light shimmering through the canvas reminding her it was shortly after dawn. She sat upright, taking a deep shuddering breath as she gathered herself. She’d slept in worse places – the floor of her family’s hovel, the dorms of Mountaintop – but there was something about the small tent that unsettled her. It felt -
Blog postAfter being trapped in a very strange world, Elliot Richardson found his footing and led the forces of Damansara to victory, only to find himself under threat from jealous and resentful city fathers who thought he was on the verge of overthrowing their rule and taking their power for himself. Isolated and alone, Elliot accepted an offer of employment from Princess Helen of Johor and finds himself travelling to the heart of her kingdom, to a city caught between the stagnant past, th
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Blog postPrologue I
Background: The following is a transcript of a speech given by Mistress Irene, Administrator of Heart’s Eye, shortly after the university was nearly destroyed by a combination of student misbehaviour and outside infiltration. It was surprisingly well received, as the speech represents one of the very few times senior authority figures acknowledged their own mistakes, and their roles in creating crisis that brought them to the brink of disaster.
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