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Blog postCelebrate Thanksgiving Weekend by topping off your library. Select from over eighty titles each priced at $0.99, including more than a dozen that are absolutely free.
The selection includes top science fiction, fantasy, and adventure authors like C.J. Carella, Larry Correia, Jon del Arroz, David Drake, Eric Flint, Declan Finn, Amie Gibbons, Sarah Hoyt, Daniel Humphreys, Tom Kratman, Robert Kroese, Phillip Ligon, Jon Mollison, Andre Norton, Richard Paolinelli, John Ringo, Cedar S -
Blog postI’m honored that The Brave and the Bold is being mentioned in lists of the best fiction of 2018. I make a point of recommending other authors’ stories I particularly enjoyed in the afterwards of my own novels. Here are a few additional great works of fiction I’ll recommend as the year’s best.
Making Peace – Adam Smith Hired by an enigmatic patron, a romance novelist must unravel a mystery, and survive a bloody civil war on a brutal planet where conventional technology is forbidden and -
Blog postThe Hidden Truth had Ken Holder at L. Neil Smith’s The Libertarian Enterprise calling it “… the best science fiction techno-thriller since whatever Neil Stephenson’s last book was.” Book #2, A Rambling Wreck, was a finalist for the Conservative Libertarian Fiction Alliance 2018 Book of the Year. Now Book #3 of the Hidden Truth, The Brave and the Bold, is earning high praise:
“The Brave and the Bold is the most intricately crafted conspiracy story I’ve read since Il -
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Blog postI had fun earlier this week talking science and science fiction with Jon del Arroz, leading Hispanic voice in science fiction, and with S. Misanthrope. Check out the discussion, here:
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Blog postHere’s a press release from Q-Track on my recent discovery and publication… Cross-posted at Ratburger. Hans
Physicists have long been troubled by the paradoxes and contradictions of quantum mechanics. Yesterday, a possible step forward appeared in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. In a paper, “Energy velocity and reactive fields” [pay wall, free preprint], physicist Hans G. Schantz, presents a novel way of looking at electromagnetics that shows the deep tie betwee -
Blog postOn Saturday, I had a great time talking about science and science fiction on Geek Gab. Here’s the video:
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Blog postToday is the last day to get the first two books of The Hidden Truth series on sale for $0.99.
Here’s a summary of the five-star reviews The Brave and the Bold has earned so far:
“Dr. Schantz has, once again, exceeded my expectations, and they were very great, having read and enjoyed his first two novels in this series… If you like John Ringo, Michael Z Williamson, Heinlein, Pournelle, or Niven, you will likely enjoy this series. Highly recommended!”
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Blog postKen Holder, editor of L. Neil Smith’s Libertarian Enterprise, had this to say about The Brave and the Bold…
There is much joy in Mudville tonight, Mighty Schantz has hit another homer!
So to speak. The adventures of Peter Burdell and Amit Patel in a slightly alternate universe; it is pretty much this universe but with a vast secret conspiracy ruling the world behind the scenes and with a public form called the “Civic Circle”, suppressing certain scientific investigations, and -
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Blog postAmazon hasn’t linked everything together yet, but the paperback and ebook editions of The Brave and the Bold are up now:
ebook: https://amzn.to/2qeB4Ix paper: https://amzn.to/2CLJezU The rest of the Hidden Truth series is on sale for $0.99, and all the ebooks are free through Kindle Unlimited. Here’s the blurb:
Where we go one, we go all!
When the Civic Circle tries to embroil the U.S. in a senseless war, Pete must leverage his summer intern position to -
Blog postFenton Wood’s Pirates of the Electromagnetic Waves is an amazing young adult techno-adventure reminiscent of Bertrand R. Brinley’s classic Mad Scientists Club (my review here). Set in an alternate universe nostalgically reminiscent of mid-century America, Wood tells the story of a boy and his young friends as they struggle to build and operate a radio station. I highly recommend this book, and I look forward to more Yankee Republic tales.
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