What do almost 100,000 kilometers, a pair of tremendous hooters, a space station, a magic cellphone and killer parakeets have to do with each other? Just ask my Aunt Peg. Hey, it could happen.
The current year is 2090, and the world has changed. Lance Shaffer is 91 years old. Tom Lawson, Lance’s friend and fellow scientist, was two years younger than him. Tom worked in the time-travel group, and they met in the basement, away from people, listening devices, and cameras, twice a week. They discussed their projects' successes and failures. Lance worked on regeneration drugs and developed a reincarnation process, and he tried it combined with the time machine
After being badly injured falling down a quarry, Henry is rescued by a young elf who decides to repair his body and keep him as her mate. But will he want to stay with her?
A small slice of an historical event told as an interview between the first person to ever engage in an actual conversation with an alien time traveler.
A Personalia story Part of the Personalia universe
Colonists on Rehome need furniture, and The Lownie Company is in the business of retailing,so they watch for firms on Earth heading for collapse, and buy cheap for shipping to the planet. Deals are not always easy to obtain...
The future is not good for humans. A fungal/plant hybrid has taken over, covering much of the planet, choking life from it. What humans remain are used in its reproduction or are fighting against it. The question is: who will win the war?
This was my first attempt at exploring the subject I used for my story, "One Quantum Leap for Mankind". I like the other story better, but this version was fun to write. It starts off the same way, but takes a very different turn.
Colony world of Crocodylia
Crocodylia is a harsh world and scientist stand little chance of surviving if someone does not watch them. To make it worse this group wanted to study the ocean creatures which are even larger and deadly. Most of my job is shadowing them and watching everything else. There is also having to feed them and reminding them of danger.