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As a reader of Sci-Fi, I want to know the author has some working knowledge of the subject and technology they are writing about. Typically, readers of Sci-Fi are former technologists, biologists, mathematicians, chemists, etc. and have held Life Sciences positions in their career. As a writer, trust me, your readers will get distracted from the…
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When my novella November Seed reaches the large screen, I am going to insist it gets recorded in binaural audio. I think the close proximity of the characters and scene tightness, especially in my favorite scene where Dan and Matt are in the woods of the Adirondacks, would work very well with this tech, without looking or…
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Even as a writer of Sci-Fi, I am overwhelmed by the detail of this image (Andromeda). I got so use to seeing a galaxy as an object, that I forgot just how much ‘star stuff’ it takes to make that galaxy. But looking at this image has brought me so much closer to my current writing, as if I…
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This is such a great short film. Heartbreaking. THE LANDING – Short Film from Perception Pictures on Vimeo.
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I often get asked, How do I read a Kindle book, if I do not have a Kindle? For the simplicity of this post, I am referring to any book in electronic format as an eBook. Secondly, I will focus on eBooks available on Amazon.com, in Kindle format (BookName.mobi), but there are several sites…
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I am very excited to announce that November Seed is now available on www.OffWorlders.com for a limited time of .99 cents, before going back to its regular price of $1.49. To get this sale price, click on the image below. I recently selected www.OffWorlders.com to make my novella, November Seed, available to Sci-Fi readers everywhere.…
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My favorite bookstore in the entire galaxy, and it happens to be in the spiral arm of Brooklyn, just an F transit away from my place in Manhattan. Listen to their story and help fulfill their mission, which is a fantastic one.
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Available now on Amazon.com (Click here) Two field biologists from N.J. Fish & Wildlife discover a pair of waterfowl clinging to a metal cleat with twig-like growths protruding from their skulls and have traced the contagion to a common marsh grass called Phragmites. Shortly after their reporting to the CDC, the contagion has found a human host, then another and…
David Nadas 