Tag: SciFi
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In September of 2015, I was invited on WLFR.fm during Mark Grossman’s Eclectic Journey segment, talking about Stockton University (my alum) of my Sci-Fi, November Seed, and a little about the music and genre of Sci-Fi that inspires me to write. November Seed has been available for FREE on: Amazon, Offworlders.com, Wattpad and Smashwords and has been receiving glowing reviews for me to continue the saga (which…
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I was chill’n at one of my favorite places tucked away in Port Salerno, FL called the Grove Dock Bar & Cafe. In fact, this exact longitude and latitude was the inspiration for the sequel to my upcoming sci-fi (Silversides) and where Chapter one starts in the year 2026. This place is a BYOF (bring your own Food)… You provide…
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You see this type of writing, often, in new writers, like myself. He was afraid to look up at her, but when he did, he was surprised at how easy that was. Yikes! Is right. That was written without the experience of it. You can improve your writing dramatically when you learn to role-play. So…
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I had just finished writing a sci-fi serial on OffWorlders.com called, Kulcin’s Law, where most of the story takes place in Jupiter’s realm, with several flights in and out of Europa’s orbit. I missed a bit of detail that would have been a nice morsel to the hard core readers and that was a simple line…
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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 