The Christmas [Blank]
by Brian Rushton
Price: Free! 2740 words.
Published on January 18, 2012. Fiction.
[Co-authored with Amy Rushton and Kevin Rushton]
A collection of very short Christmas stories. They were created as part of a family tradition and range from slightly goofy to thoroughly weird.
Location: United States
Member Since: July 11, 2011
Brian Rushton
Biography
I'm a tester for Microsoft Windows and a pretty dang good husband and dad. I graduated from the University of Washington and have lived pretty much my whole life in Washington state, except for two years in the Oriental Republic of Uruguay on a church mission. I still pronounce the "LL" in "tortilla" like an "SH".
I don't really think of myself as an author - I'm definitely keeping my day job - but I evidently had enough science fiction ideas floating around in my head to put them into a book. (I've pondered a sequel off and on, although The Plasma Master definitely stands on its own.)
And finally, I can twitch my finger tendons back and forth over my knuckles.
I don't really think of myself as an author - I'm definitely keeping my day job - but I evidently had enough science fiction ideas floating around in my head to put them into a book. (I've pondered a sequel off and on, although The Plasma Master definitely stands on its own.)
And finally, I can twitch my finger tendons back and forth over my knuckles.
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Books
The Plasma Master
by Brian Rushton
Price: $0.99 USD. 143570 words. Published on July 13, 2011. Fiction.
Nedward Simmons is living a regular Earth life when he stumbles across an artifact from an alien civilization. Its protective powers are more intriguing than useful to him, until the aliens themselves arrive. Unable to hand over the power he has unwittingly acquired, Ned decides instead to travel with them in an attempt to master his power and defeat the Anacron army.
Price: $0.99 USD. 143570 words. Published on July 13, 2011. Fiction.
Nedward Simmons is living a regular Earth life when he stumbles across an artifact from an alien civilization. Its protective powers are more intriguing than useful to him, until the aliens themselves arrive. Unable to hand over the power he has unwittingly acquired, Ned decides instead to travel with them in an attempt to master his power and defeat the Anacron army.