Podler offers tough but fair reviews and Tethered Worlds book three, Star in Bankruptcy, was named a fine addition to the series.
Podler Reviews Weighs in Favorably on Tethered Worlds Book Three
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Mapping Your Fictional Worlds
And certainly the reader does not need to be inundated with every speck of dirt mankind has touched. "Space is big," as the cliche goes. Show what is important. Of course that grows over the course of the series, and my map has grown too, including more and more worlds.
A Big Week for Tethered Worlds
Jordahk will be pushed like never before. But he is not alone. It seems almost every Wilkrest will have to weave the narrow path to victory—or pay dearly. The Tethered Worlds Series Page at Amazon Both Available at Amazon Keep abreast of the news and happenings in the Tethered Worlds universe here and at GregoryFaccone.com. … Continue reading A Big Week for Tethered Worlds
Tethered Worlds Book 03 Reveal: Star in Bankruptcy
There you have it, the reveal of the long awaited third installment in the Tethered Worlds saga. Star in Bankruptcy will be available for pre-order prior to the August 13 launch. It will reacquaint readers with the Wilkrests and their proclivity for being at the crux of monumental happenings. Months have passed since the pivotal … Continue reading Tethered Worlds Book 03 Reveal: Star in Bankruptcy
Podler Reviews Names Tethered Worlds Book 2 Best of Year
Tethered Worlds docked fortuitously at The New Podler Reviews. Sometimes the series intersects with those who really get it. Read the thoughtful review by DED linked below. Tethered Worlds: Blue Star Setting Now Named Best of 2015 at The New Podler Reviews As you read, the review was not all flowers and praise. DED has … Continue reading Podler Reviews Names Tethered Worlds Book 2 Best of Year
Instantaneous Interstellar Travel & Cultural Meltdown
~or~ Good (Space) Fences Make Good (Planetary) Neighbors Imagine downtown Tokyo and New York City's Times Square connected by a door that bends the rules of physics, at least as we understand them today. People could walk between these cities as easily as crossing the street. Much in both cities would change, and it wouldn't … Continue reading Instantaneous Interstellar Travel & Cultural Meltdown
AIs and Mankind Part Two: Robots & Romance
~or~ Just Because You Can, Doesn't Mean You Should... "Before the war, before humankind matured to where they are today, we dallied with the artificial creations of our own hands... As you can imagine, it did not end well." A lesson that didn't have to be learned the hard way, and yet was, made an … Continue reading AIs and Mankind Part Two: Robots & Romance
Tethered Worlds Book One Thanksgiving Weekend Sale — Done & Thanks!
POST SALE UPDATE: We are grateful to those who helped support our sale. To all who purchased, thank you and happy reading. We hope you enjoy the series, and if you do, let us know! UNWELCOME STAR For $0.99—Thanksgiving Weekend Only! We are running this special for four days, November 27-30. The Tethered Worlds series … Continue reading Tethered Worlds Book One Thanksgiving Weekend Sale — Done & Thanks!
Tethered Worlds Series Trailer Released
We just finished cutting the new Tethered Worlds series trailer. It is a fun, colorful, fractal filled experience! You will see some production art included. We also added tags for the first two books currently available in the series. Book trailers are a relatively new phenomenon, but can be an entertaining and fast way to … Continue reading Tethered Worlds Series Trailer Released
Living With Force Fields
~or~ Whatever you say bounces off of me and back onto you. Force fields have been a science fiction dream since before Gene Roddenberry conceived his "Wagon Train to the Stars" (Star Trek) in the mid 1960s. The ability to stop energy rays comes in handy not only for rogue Klingons or Romulans, but because … Continue reading Living With Force Fields
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