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Tag Archives: Science Fiction
Bookshelf: Racers of the Night
RACERS OF THE NIGHT is Brad R. Torgersen’s second collection of short science fiction. I loved his first collection, LIGHTS IN THE DEEP, so I was excited to pick this one up at Salt Lake Comic Con this month. Brad leans … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad R. Torgersen, Lights in the Deep, Racers of the Night, Science Fiction, Wordfire Press
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Bookshelf: Sleeper Protocol
The subject wakes up. He doesn’t remember, but he dreams, and in his dreams he’s a soldier. He reacts to certain situations and objects with the instincts of a soldier, too. When the hospital releases him on walkabout, he travels … Continue reading
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Science fiction, when it is good
“Science fiction, when it is good, is a wholly valid attempt at restoring a mythical element, with its adventures and tragedies, its meditations on man’s errors and man’s fate. For true tragedy is an essential component or outcome of myth.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Giorgio de Santillana, Hamlet's Mill, Hertha von Dechend, Myth, Science Fiction
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Bookshelf: Lights in the Deep
The “R” stands for Real. Brad Torgersen has been a friend for a few years, a guy I’ve seen around conventions several times a year and on social media more frequently. I’ve known him as something of a dork (that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Apocalyptic Fiction, Brad Torgersen, Lights in the Deep, Religion, Science Fiction
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Crecheling Out Today
Crecheling, out today as an ebook on Amazon, is my young adult debut. It’s the first of a trilogy, called The Buza System. Crecheling follows Dyan, a young woman with a gift for understanding people, and her fellow Creche-Leavers as … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Bomb, Book Launch, Crecheling, Science Fiction, Self-Promotion
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SPACE ELDRITCH
BOOK BOMB! Howard Tayler breaks out of comic space opera and writes horror. Michael Collings throws his visions of terror into outer space space. Brad Torgerson and Carter Reid combine to create something darker than the sum of their parts. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthology, Book Bomb, Book Launch, Horror, Lovecraft, Science Fiction, Space Eldritch, Space Opera
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