A
Hairy and Fiery Star recounts the diverse reactions to
the appearance of a comet in a tiny, isolated, mountain town.
A
Million Castaways,
my space colonization novel set
in the near solar system and the dangers of corporate control
of technology.
The
Blind Fish Series, which
begins with the novella Blind
Fish: Locked in the Park is takes place underground where
a small group struggle to survive. Blind
Fish 2: Lost in the Tunnels details the next twenty years
of life underground, including achievement and catastrophe.
Coming
Home to Newfoundland, both an environmental treatise and
a animal journey novel, this record of a moose journey is meant
to enlighten and inspire.
The Epiphytes
Trilogy is a hard science fiction series set in the asteroid
belt. In Epiphytes
1: Discovery and Escape, Dara has heard about a discovery
which has inflamed her wish for adventure and offers a chance
to escape her stratified society. When they arrive, it is time
for Epiphytes 2: Settlement and Building. Epiphytes
3: Fighting for Home concerns a struggle to survive.
Flat
Earth, another science fiction about an ancient utopia
and its return to Earth.
Going
to Ground: The Search for Home, a road novel about a drifter
who senses it's time to come in from the cold.
In
Sight of Memory: The Legend of the Lost Colony, a science
fiction novel about the desire to control and confront a loss
of memory.
The three
books of the Life at Sea Series
is the story of a series of gales which tear at the edges of Sam's
life. A teenager falling in love in Storms
on the Atlantic he does not suspect that a squall is blowing
up while he is distracted, and in Landlocked
his opportunity to be a father and a career man is a storm sail
put up too late to keep the bow turned into the wind. When he
retires on the west coast in On
the Pacific, he finally learns to relinquish control over
the currents and the wind.
Malu,
the novel about a cave girl whose people have survived into modern
times.
Marred,
a novel
set on Mars that details the exploits of fifteen colonists who
have been abandoned by Earth.
Naked
in the Road, a tale of a man's attempt to take back his
life by going into the woods naked.
No
Lions Anymore: Portraits of a Life is the story of one man's
struggle to find meaning in the mundane.
Not
Quite Dark: A Post-Apocalyptic Adoption Story follows
a man and the child he has rescued as they search for a perfect
town in a world gone mad.
Planeville,
A History of the Lost Village
tells the story of Wilhelm, who, an enigma to his peers, went
into the woods and built his village, and his descendants lived
there for four generations until Planeville was abandoned.
Programming
for Life: A Machine to Mind a Child tells the story of
a machine tasked with the care of a child after an explosion four
and a half light years from help.
The Ray
Series begins with In
Light of Ray, a novel about despair and redemption, this
story details a man’s drift from the Vancouver streets and the
emptiness of dead-end jobs to a choice between embracing community
and connection or disappearing into a waiting squalor. In Working
for Ray, Sam's slide into despair has been temporarily
halted by Rikka, who saves him even as he saves her.
The
View from Vancouver tells the story of a
homeless man who has been experimented upon and the steps he takes
to get revenge, and incidentally ensure the same is not done to
another.
Vested
Interest
details the attempt by two people to put the gutted space programs
back together only to find the asteroid Vesta is much more interesting
than distant observations would indicate.
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