Returning from an evening in Mars City spent visiting relatives he didn’t know he had, Timaset Skooch arrived at the local space port to find his new acquisition stolen. A few minutes later, the crew of his slightly run-down loderunner “Celeste”, returned from a nearby pub, blind drunk, puzzled, and now unemployed as well.
Podcasting Lessons from 15 Years in Podcast Hell as a Video Game Music and Movie Podcaster
Sheriff Peggy-Ann Muller suddenly found herself hip-deep in strange events – even stranger than usual… and skinheads too – did she mention the skinheads?
What happens when a popular Facebook event to storm Area 51 actually happens?
It’s the rare example of a book with something to offer to aspiring game developers, game scholars, and everyday fans alike.” Professor Jess Morrissette, Ph.D, Creator, The Video Game Soda Machine Project
In Space Sucks Too! you will meet little green men, an alien in a human suit turns up at a radio station for a midnight talk show, a couple of vampires make out in a bar, the long-awaited alien invasion finally happens – and the inventor of the matter transmitter has an out-of-body experience!
Does space really suck? Find out here!
Launch into space, the future and beyond! Enjoy a humorous look at life in space through the eyes of some colorful characters in this collection of five unique sci-fi tales by Christina Engela, spanning everything from adventure to suspense to comedy and then back again!
Of all the starships in the Terran Space Fleet, the I.S.S. Mercury is probably the unluckiest ship in history. Not once, not twice, but many times over, the same hapless crew – give or take a few dozen casualties – on a supposed voyage of deep space exploration, stumble into the weird, wake the creepy and trip over the downright terrifying and possibly even supernatural…
A collection of compelling science fiction stories that might just also be… STRANGELY COMPELLING.
“Always entertaining analysis of Uwe Boll’s work and career.” – Mark A. Altman, Writer/Producer, Free Enterprise
“The Next Room” (and “Duck Blind”, the companion-story to this novella) tells part of the same larger story of opposites from the perspective of a different set of characters in different dimensions and times!
