Midwest Book Reviews has just posted a featured review of Humanicide. I thought I’d copy it here for reference: Humanicide Henry Melton Wire Rim Books www.wirerimbooks.com 9781935236634, $14.99, PB, 276pp, www.amazon.com Synopsis: Mars was terraformed, and the biotech engineers could walk on Luna without breathing gear. Earth had three moons and hundreds of orbiting habitats… Continue reading New Midwest Book Review for Humanicide
Tag: science fiction
Interview With the Artist — Djamila Knopf
As I sit at my table, talking to people looking at my books, people often ask about the artists. “Who did that cover?” In this and a few other interviews, I’m hoping to answer that question. Since I have different styles of books, some YA adventures, some short story anthologies, and now, my big multi-book… Continue reading Interview With the Artist — Djamila Knopf
What’s Up Next
Today, I’m working on two very different books. I can’t show you the covers yet, but I will soon. The next novel up is Free U’tanse and follows the events of Tales of the U’tanse which came out December 2012. The U’tanse are humans, captured by the Cerik aliens in Star Time. Their decendants are enslaved… Continue reading What’s Up Next