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Science Fiction, Fiction, Supernatural,
Fantasy novels, & Folkestone Snapshots
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Jane Palmer |
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The downloadable sample chapters are between 60k to 200k |
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Short SF Stories Dimensions of Dread and Delight ISBN 9781906442866 |
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There are unsuspected solutions to life's conundrums,
from the mundane to extraordinary, some reassuring, others terrifying. Existence
has its own odd way of balancing out options for the deserving and undeserving,
and extraordinary alternatives are just an unguarded glance away.
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First 5 Chapters |
Brassica Park ISBN 978-1906442736 |
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Science Fiction
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The Earth is no longer fit for humans, the Planet Dweller is no longer one entity, and humankind are now dinosaurs. Which is what would be expected after the meddling of two superbeings who never quite got the hang of mortality, although secretly aspiring to it. And there is also this dodo, and an intergalactic criminal in a pretty frock. The final book in the Planet Dweller series. |
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MOSS ISBN 978-1906442330 |
First Chapter 116 Pages |
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Fiction
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The evidence of a fabulous ancient past
is about to be lost forever with the death of an enigmatic recluse. The last
people to witness this mysterious civilisation's power were blown up by an
explosion that baffled and alarmed the authorities who attempted to commit
its existence to oblivion.
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First 3 Chapters |
HOW TO CONFUSE A DRAGON ISBN 978-1906442323 |
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Fantasy
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Ever detected an element of ogre in that unkempt lout lounging on a park bench with a can of light ale, or insubstantial wraith in the girl twittering inanities into her mobile phone? This is probably because those alter egos exist in the depths of Darkle Deeps or magical realm of Lustreland; a dimension where griffins, rocs and dragons soar over a domain on the verge of being devoured by a monstrous entity deep below it. This also comes as quite a shock to a bombastic bass baritone and sagacious hotel owner with a mission to bring down an international conspiracy. |
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SHORT SF STORIES TALES FOR TECHNOPHOBES ISBN 978-1906442309 |
First Story 116 Pages |
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Science Fiction
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For those who view with deep suspicion
the tyranny of unrelenting technological advance … and those who do
not have the need to take their science fiction too seriously.
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First Story |
SHORT STORIES, SWEET AND SOUR FICTION ISBN 978-1906442293 |
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Fiction
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The bonds people forge can be glorious, everlasting and filled with devotion. All too often they are problematic and dogged by regrets. Many more are not what they seem. Devotion to a lost partner is one thing, devotion to the long dead quite another, and an orang-utan with a sweet tooth can be more appreciative than the family everything has been sacrificed for. |
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DUCKBILL SOUP a sequel to THE PLANET DWELLER and MOVING MOOSEVAN ISBN 978-1906442248 |
First Chapters 175 Pages |
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Science Fiction
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Human civilisation has been moved to
Titan. It is now in a synchronous orbit on the opposite side of the Sun with
the Earth, where all the animals have been left to their own devices.
Titan has no oceans, so when the atmosphere starts to deteriorate, the two shape-changing super-beings who caused the problem in the first place are sent back to rectify things. Can they make matters even worse? Read on … |
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First Chapters 255 pages |
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Science Fiction
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Hunder is petulant, moody and prone to tantrums. He is also the bio computer that controls intergalactic travel and moves worlds. When God arrives, his mood doesn’t improve, but the Supreme Deity is more interested in annihilating Hunder’s mysterious communicator, Ansopha, “spawn of the Devil”. So the Devil enlists the help of retired photojournalist, Gladys Hodge, winter resident at Beachview in Brinton-on-Sea. The small seaside town is never quite the same again. |
