This series of posts is going to be my rather disjointed thoughts on Season 1. The Prologue is a series of disclaimers/as-stipulateds I want to get out of the way first.
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Jetay must destroy the Spiderstar…with or without his new allies!
The psychic warrior Jetay has freed himself and his brother from slavery, and joined Lady Lanati and the Partisans in their interstellar war against the evil Red Knights. Unfortunately the Partisan military is an undisciplined, poorly led force, and the Red Knights grow ever closer to their goal of unleashing the ancient, deadly weapon known as the Spiderstar. Lanati has a plan to destroy the Spiderstar, but it would force Jetay to choose between love and duty. Even worse, he might have to use the same memory removal techniques which were once used against him….
Spider Star, the second and final book in my space opera series, is leaving Kindle Unlimited on June 3, 2023, at which point I plan to publish the novel to other ebook vendors besides Amazon. If you are a KU subscriber, I would advise you to download Spider Star before the deadline, and then hold onto it until you feel like reading it.
I will probably also raise the price on my first space opera, Shadow Captain, at some point after June 3, 2023, so you might want to purchase that one while it is only $0.99.
Happy Reading!
Birthday Tribute to Sir Christopher Lee and Vincent Price
For the 103rd birthday of the British gentleman and the 116th birthday of his American friend, I thought I’d link to some lighthearted musical performances from these highly cultured individuals. Disclaimer: I’m mostly doing this as a companion piece to yesterday’s post; there is no guarantee that I will be doing equivalent tributes to the three horror gents on May 26 and 27 in 2024 or subsequent years.
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Weird Wednesday: Particularly Disturbing Angle on Roswell
T;DR version: author proposes that the Roswell crash in 1947 involved experimental US craft of some kind, with Japanese POWs and disabled people being used as test pilots/guinea pigs. The rumored bodies recovered would, in this account, have been humans, not aliens, and the potential for public outcry was deemed serious enough to let people run with the alien version of the story instead. Not sure I believe it, but it’s more plausible than some things.
Cross Promoting Ebook Daily
This website randomly decided to promote my permafree Marrying a Monster, and asked me to crosslink, so here it is: https://ebookdaily.com/free-kindle-ebooks/2023-05-23/B01LXFQLMJ
Weird Wednesday: Every Effing Vampire Movie in the World Tried to Warn You
Seriously though, to any powerful old people reading that story and searching for access to young blood, just don’t. You’ll find out just how fast the peasants can pick up their torches and pitchforks. The video below is not an introduction but a warning:
May Meditations: The Annunciation
(Second and final chunk of a religious work I once attempted.)
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May Meditations: Prologue
(A long time ago, I started a religious work and didn’t know how to finish it. I am posting chunks of it this May.)
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