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[...] in place, but none of us recognized any of the various religious symbols. From Once Humans: Daimones Trilogy, Vol.2 , Finalist 2014 Readers’ Favorite Book Award in Science Fiction. That description [...]

[...]  “Even with the best of intentions, cruelty is just around the corner.“ The Daimones Trilogy deals with many themes, from survival and the rebirth of the race of man after an alien [...]

[...] Romance – Award Finalist It is a honour and a privilege to announce that Once Humans: Daimones Trilogy, Vol.2  is shortlisted as 2014 Finalist in Best Science Fiction and Best Romance/SciFi- [...]

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[...] with roots millions of years old. 2.) What’s the genre or subgenre of this books? It’s science fiction written by a scientist. The Daimones Trilogy deals with many themes, from survival and the [...]

[...] Switzerland multiple times daily, although he is no smuggler. As a Scientist, he envisions Science Fiction and went from smashing particles at accelerators at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a [...]

[...] Switzerland multiple times daily, although he is no smuggler. As a Scientist, he envisions Science Fiction and went from smashing particles at accelerators at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a [...]

[...] Switzerland multiple times daily, although he is no smuggler. As a Scientist, he envisions Science Fiction and went from smashing particles at accelerators at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a [...]

It’s the end of the world as Stephen Hawking knows it, or quite possibly the universe, period. In the preface to a new book, Starmus: 50 Years of Ma [...]

“The Higgs universe”. Image: ATLAS, NASA, ESA and The Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA) In cosmology, the term “inflation” refers to the theo [...]

 “Even with the best of intentions, cruelty is just around the corner.“ The Daimones Trilogy deals with many themes, from survival and the rebi [...]

WEIRD AND TROUBLING – “Aliens. A new super human race? Twisting Biblical scriptures? Totally not what I thought it would be! Plus an adulturous af [...]

[...] history, and it contains buzzwords, notions and critical terms of direct use to Science Fiction workshop organized by SFWA. Part One: Words and Sentences Brenda Starr dialogue Long [...]

[...] history, and it contains buzzwords, notions and critical terms of direct use to Science Fiction workshop organized by SFWA. Part Two: Paragraphs and Prose Structure Bathos [& [...]

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[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction Today we’re getting personal with Linda Fulton. Linda writes paranormal romance under the [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction Today we have the pleasure to have on stage Karynne Summars, the author of the contemporary [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction Today we welcome sf author Tom King. Tom had three careers in his life: as a print [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction Today we have the pleasure to have as a guest Michael Harris, one of the few remaining alive [...]

[...] as good narrative prose is different from books and novels of the past. Flowery prose, pedantic descriptions, passive voices that were part of the accepted narrative styles of even half […] [...]

[...] as good narrative prose is different from books and novels of the past. Flowery prose, pedantic descriptions, passive voices that […] Sentence Writing 101 – Decision [...]

[...] as good narrative prose is different from books and novels of the past. Flowery prose, pedantic descriptions, passive […] Sentence Writing 101 – Excision [...]

[...] as good narrative prose is different from books and novels of the past. Flowery prose, pedantic descriptions, passive […] Sentence Writing 101 – Precision [...]

[...] Two, Part Three, and Part Four. This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner and Mr Bruce Sterling from the work of many writers and critics over many years of genre history, and it [...]

[...] Three, Part Four, and Part Five. This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner and Mr Bruce Sterling from the work of many writers and critics over many years of genre history, and it [...]

[...] ;Part Four, Part Five, and Part Six. This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner and Mr Bruce Sterling from the work of many writers and critics over many years of genre history, and it contains [...]

[...] scientist envisioning Science Fiction This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner and Mr Bruce Sterling from the work of many writers and critics over many years of genre history, and it [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction In case you missed Part One. This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner and Mr Bruce Sterling [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction In case you missed Part One and Part Two. This lexicon was compiled by Mr Lewis Shiner [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction In case you missed Part One, Part Two, and Part Three. This lexicon was compiled by Mr [...]

[...] § Author Massimo Marino - ... A scientist envisioning Science Fiction In case you missed Part One, Part Two, Part Three, and Part Four. This lexicon was [...]

[...] at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a computer screen. He’s the author of multi-awarded Daimones Trilogy. • 2012 PRG Reviewer’s Choice Award Winner in Science Fiction • 2013 Hall of [...]

[...] at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a computer screen. He’s the author of multi-awarded Daimones Trilogy. • 2012 PRG Reviewer’s Choice Award Winner in Science Fiction • 2013 Hall of [...]

[...] at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a computer screen. He’s the author of multi-awarded Daimones Trilogy. • 2012 PRG Reviewer’s Choice Award Winner in Science Fiction • 2013 Hall of [...]

[...] at SLAC and CERN to smashing words on a computer screen. He’s the author of multi-awarded Daimones Trilogy. • 2012 PRG Reviewer’s Choice Award Winner in Science Fiction • 2013 Hall of [...]