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Let’s start running, literally! I wonder what Stephen King thought of this cover.

It’s been about a month since launching my science fiction novel and to celebrate I had the same artist who drew the book cover also draw bookmark designs. The male and female soldiers are some of the story’s main human characters while the red alien is the antagonist. I can’t wait to send these bookmarks to readers and offer them at book signings 😄

"Most accurate, blatant representation of narcissism i've read yet. The authors ability to step into an entirely different characters shoes-" uhm, they're my shoes though. But thanks I guess.

A critic said this word for word in one of my reviews.

I feel like this would have been a good cover for Bored of the Rings. There have been a lot of Tolkien covers lately. So, let’s give this very special edition some “love?”

Sorry for the crunchy image. It was the biggest, clearest one I could find.

The advent of Qu-drive and Qu-Ducts has allowed mortals to colonize nearby planetary systems. But in the newly colonized planetary system of Amestra Nuvo, a dark shadow looms. On Kannari, a mutilated body of an elite is found, and on Mosaar, Governor Jaas concocts schemes sinister. Simultaneously, ethereal visions plague the mortals of Amestra Nuvo, who seem to phase between realities.

Within this vast hegemony of mortals, the rival planetary systems vie for supremacy; the powerful manipulate the masses; hyper-intelligent minds and mechanical bots aid mortals; warriors don self-learning enhanced bodysuits.

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Bonus artwork on page 1.

The first PKD novel I ever bought. Must be 1978 or 79 I think. The cover bears relevance to the story, as it concerns a marooned astronaut in space who beams radio broadcasts to the post-apocalyptic population below...

Presumably the pic on page 1 depicts the astronaut Walt Dangerfield in his space capsule.

After more time and effort spent than I’d like to admit (self pub is no joke), Sentient is finally out in the world! It’s a sci-fi novella about AI evolving on their own planet, and follows two bots who start to question the system they live in.

I’m not great at the marketing side of this, but I wanted to share it here so it doesn’t just disappear into the void. Sooooo here’s a selfie of me with my first printed copy 😊

If you’re into slow-burn, philosophical sci-fi, it’s free on kindle unlimited! 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H19K8X36

A friend read it and gave it four stars. Has anyone else read this one?

Just finished smash or pass by birdie schae and honestly it really got me. Sapphic YA about an autistic girl at beach volleyball camp, pretty base story like, but it’s also doing something genuinely smart about masking and coming out being the same process. The slow burn is SLOW but it earns it, again it’s YA so the spice is tame but wholesome.

Anyone else gotten through this?

Full review https://queerbookclub.org/reviews/smash-or-pass-birdie-sch/

The Empire is back… and someone is launch naked babies at Romans

Read my newest novel Propagation on KU today: https://a.co/d/05gXLcOY

And check out all five of my novels, all of which are on Kindle Unlimited: https://dhjonathan.com/2024/10/12/my-four-book-links/

I’m also an actor, and a movie starring me was just released on Amazon Prime for rent or Purchase. Just search for “Naked as Created: The Pastor Jim Moore Story”.

Trust the System. Betray Yourself.

The most disturbing thing in my novel isn’t the AI sidekick. It’s that the protagonist becomes better at being someone else than he ever was at being himself. And he likes it.

Zero Trust is a near future thriller with plausible sci-fi and is available now on KindleUnlimited.

👉🏾 https://mybook.to/ZeroTrust

If the author say hunger / hungry one more time I am going to scream. That was my internal dialogue while reading this book. I am almost done and can’t form an opinion at the moment. Is this a sapphic or sapphic adjacent .What was your experience reading it?