Datria and Priscilla are a mother-daughter sabotage team, travelling the galaxy, visiting stunning cities and blowing holes in most of them. It may seem excessively violent, but the pay is good. After a successful trip to the city of Teal to neutralise the local authorities, the saboteurs escape a trail of destruction in a stolen [...]
Paul Carpenter is an artist worth looking at. He has shown at influential galleries on both coasts of America. The book contains fascinating comments not only on Carpenter’s work, but the state of modern art in general. Writing about his own work under the pseudonym Olivero del Santos, Carpenter investigates the cultural and political foundations [...]
In Podioracket Episode 31 Kenn Crawford joined us to talk up Death Hunt have a listen to him talk about one of his books. You want to know how to produce a professional audio book? Kenn is now doing a podcast to help the beginner do it right the first time. Subscribing to PodioRookie is [...]
“Science + Art = Soul” -San Francisco Chronicle Sex, drugs, and quantum physics collide with artificial intelligence, faith and free will in this perspective-altering story. The memo said they’d get bonuses for submitting patents, so why not? Money came easily during the dot-com boom. Concealed in engineering jargon, Ryan McNear submits a patent for the [...]
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