What sort of stories can I expect to find in Pseudo Stars?
(Part 2 of 2)Glad you asked.
Here are a few snippets:
The Last Great Ice Shelf
Dr Bale is an entrepreneur. And a
serial masturbator.
He’s built a plush resort on the Southern polar caps, or what’s left of them.
He’s built a plush resort on the Southern polar caps, or what’s left of them.
It’s opening weekend. It’s bound to
be a doozy.
Undercover environmental terrorists
have other ideas.
Her Waterfall Tears
A teenager and an
older man form a precarious sexual relationship.
Told in reverse.
The Long Jetty
An old man
remembers his wife, but a custom must end.
The Loop
A young man has an
unexpected experience on the city bound train.
A metaphor for the classes.
Officer Material
Has he got what it
takes?
Set in a brutal war
zone on a bleak alien world.
Inspired by an actual
soldier’s diary from WW2..and more besides! Perfect to fill those short and rare, quiet minutes.
You know.. those with short attention spans.
A perfect gift for Christmas!
Part 1 is here.
Book available very soon!Plus Video Trailer.
Plus launching brand new website to purchase the books.
And very exciting Interview Series with some very well known
authors and musicians. It's going to be great!
Enticing preview, Anthony, and the photos are remarkable too.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited for you, friend.
Thank you dear Robyn. Four years in the making! Can you believe its been that long?
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Sounds very diverse - a strange line up of genre and non-genre, but Peter Carey did that in his great collection written in 1974, "The Fat Man in History", which included a science fiction story mixed with what some might call magic realism stories.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of that collection. May have even read it. Yes the mix is very diverse. I'm hoping the theme of 'Stars in their Eyes', deluded souls etc reverberates throughout. i think it does for most. But then again, I'm not the best judge. Be interesting to see how others feel it flows.
DeletePersonally, I like a good mix up. I think there's enough unity. We'll see!