Party Jack
by John David Hanna
Price: Free! 5120 words.
Published on December 18, 2012. Fiction.
After several hundreds of married years Jack is having some trouble with his wife Estelle. She wants her own space.
Location: United States
Member Since: April 07, 2011
John David Hanna
Biography
I believe we are ready to meet our creator.
Not God! Oh no, he/she/it is far beyond me.
We can greet the next level up.
My hard science fiction is about that effort.
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The result isn't so bad, after all,
we were made to meet our obligations.
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Hard Jack gets started and
Hard Jack Junior continues the climb.
Hard Jack III samples a galaxy.
125k words each
Not God! Oh no, he/she/it is far beyond me.
We can greet the next level up.
My hard science fiction is about that effort.
-
The result isn't so bad, after all,
we were made to meet our obligations.
-
Hard Jack gets started and
Hard Jack Junior continues the climb.
Hard Jack III samples a galaxy.
125k words each
Where to find John David Hanna online
Website: http://www.pappymart.com
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Blog: http://bookfellow.blogspot.com/2010/11/shortly-after-space-flight.html
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Blog: http://bookfellow.blogspot.com/2010/11/shortly-after-space-flight.html
Where to buy in print
Books
Hard Jack III
by John David Hanna
Price: $0.99 USD. 73660 words. Published on January 15, 2012. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review)
Jack and Estelle romp about the galaxy with their mentor Elmer the AI. There are no magic wormholes or jump gates, all of the propulsion and habitation is accomplished with known (yet advanced) technology.
Price: $0.99 USD. 73660 words. Published on January 15, 2012. Fiction.
(5.00 from 1 review) Jack and Estelle romp about the galaxy with their mentor Elmer the AI. There are no magic wormholes or jump gates, all of the propulsion and habitation is accomplished with known (yet advanced) technology.
Hard Jack Junior
by John David Hanna
Price: $0.99 USD. 120830 words. Published on June 22, 2011. Fiction.
Jack had heard rumors that his father was a visionary and tried to prevent the culling that he knew was about to happen. He died in the attempt and his son suffered, isolated in a brutal survivors village with his mother. Civilization was not destroyed only deterred and it reached out for him as he comes of age. It is too late to avoid the final culling but he can pursue the responsible AI
Price: $0.99 USD. 120830 words. Published on June 22, 2011. Fiction.
Jack had heard rumors that his father was a visionary and tried to prevent the culling that he knew was about to happen. He died in the attempt and his son suffered, isolated in a brutal survivors village with his mother. Civilization was not destroyed only deterred and it reached out for him as he comes of age. It is too late to avoid the final culling but he can pursue the responsible AI
Hard Jack
by John David Hanna
Price: Free! 125860 words. Published on April 8, 2011. Fiction.
This book is the fictitious history of the first group of people to contact the AI that runs this solar system and created the human animal. These realistically gritty characters rush against the culling time line to push open the boundaries of hard science to prove that hard and detailed work can have some darn interesting results.
Price: Free! 125860 words. Published on April 8, 2011. Fiction.
This book is the fictitious history of the first group of people to contact the AI that runs this solar system and created the human animal. These realistically gritty characters rush against the culling time line to push open the boundaries of hard science to prove that hard and detailed work can have some darn interesting results.
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Smashwords book reviews by John David Hanna
- Dreaming of Zimity
on April 24, 2011
I enjoyed it. I am not an English teacher, I don't know about style, technique, but I did finish the book. It was connected, I enjoyed the characters, I felt I knew the characters, and it took me on a science based journey that could happen. I do like real science - there's plenty of adventure to be found in advances and turns on possibilities. I can accept star gates but I don't think it will every happen. Unless you explain how a superhero or monster can do something that would require more calories than a body even contains, well, I don't find it interesting. This book has real character(s) doing interesting things with a dramatic turn of events that could happen to YOU!
- Defining Diana
on Aug. 16, 2011
I didn't think it was going to be a copper who done it but it was. There didn't seem to be anyone remotely normal in this entire precinct. Despite that the story kept my interest. The pace was reasonable and the excerpts about life in the future were interjected here and there with horrific yet limited consequences and backed by realistic builds of explosive cabals. I read the entire book and will look for more from Hayden, thanks
- Tillian 5 - A New Beginning
on May 24, 2012
I liked it. I thought the androids were a bit tame but I like SF with a description of exotic materials, how things work 'out there' and a bit of adventure and it was all there. Also, there wasn't so much hardware description as to make it boring.