David Lowbridge grew up watching science fiction with his father and gained an appreciation for the genre quickly. Loving both mainstream science fiction and some of the lesser known science fiction; David enjoys the many possibilities that can happen within the genre and the areas you can explore. It was while watching these much loved television shows that David wanted to join in and started coming up with ideas of his own. David enjoys space travel and parallel universe stories best but also enjoys writing the odd conspiracy story line.

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• DLowbridge: I just reviewed: 'Stargate SG-1: Four Dragons' by Diana Botsford via @amazonuk http://t.co/CZvMf1wL
• DLowbridge: christmas is coming, you can tell as a lot of shops put up the price of food... hmm... thats value for money
• DLowbridge: BBC News - Every death on every road in Great Britain 1999-2010 http://t.co/LomdpGwD - interesting article
• DLowbridge: 32 days to christmas - and no kitchen yet to cook the turkey in...
• DLowbridge: looking for a chinese - i love chinese

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