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Member Since: Jan. 09, 2012

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A.E. Ducheau

Biography

Ann Elise Ducheau lives in Crewe, UK with an old cat and a reproduction TARDIS. She knows absolutely nothing about beekeeping.

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Books

The Celestial Academy: The Cryogenics Bay by A.E. Ducheau
Price: $0.99 USD. 11300 words. Published on January 14, 2013. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
The Vimana is on a collision course with Earth! Only Mei knows the truth, she must inform Lady Calliope at once! But if the Lady doesn't believe Mei, the ship is certainly doomed... The Cryogenics Bay is the second thrilling installment in the erotic adventures of the girls of the Celestial Academy.

The Celestial Academy: The Infernal Experiments by A.E. Ducheau
Price: Free! 14800 words. Published on July 2, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
For her whole life, Mei has known no other world but the decks of the Spaceship Vimana. The ship, launched in the year 1910, has hurtled for seventy-five long years through the depths of space, following the great parabola of Halley's comet, loaded with a most precious cargo: three hundred and forty-three young ladies.

Hatchette by A.E. Ducheau
Price: Free! 60140 words. Published on January 9, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Roku is a killer – a hunter and executioner of males. A hundred years after the Dick and Jane Wars, the last male on the Plant Earth has been banished, leaving womankind ascendant. The birth of a new Great Society has begun, but the male of the species has not slunk quietly into the darkness of space. No, Dicks have returned, disguised as women, to reap havoc on the peaceful Earth.

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Smashwords book reviews by A.E. Ducheau

Neveus: Innocence Lost on Jan. 02, 2013

A strong start to some titillating, sci-fi action.
Neveus: Corrupted Prize on Jan. 02, 2013

A gender-bending feast. Builds strong off the first installment and kept the pages turning. Where can the author go next in this series?
Dieselpunk ePulp Showcase on March 04, 2013

Dieselpunk, Firing on all Four Cylinders. From the first trench coat pocket packed with dynamite, to the last draw off a spent gasper, this ePulp collection cuts a wide, interesting swath across the Dieselpunk genre: 'That Sort of World' wanders the dirty back alleys of prohibition Chicago like a Tarantino nod to the Mobster genre, while 'Pandora Driver' cracks heads as a gas-powered, Frank Miller-penned, New Deal avenging angel. 'The Wise Man Says' channels Raymond Chandler through a high-tech, heist filter, as 'A Friend of Spirits' falls like a sunset over Hemingway's pre-Castro Cuba. This ePulp Showcase goes a long way to demonstrating the solid thematic foundations of the dieselpunk genre and raises the bar for the sub-sub-genre at least a few notches closer to the mainstream.
Pandora Driver: The Origin on March 05, 2013

Forget Occupying Wall Street... ...Pandora Driver runs big business off the road and kicks it square in the teeth. Drawing inspiration from classic comic book super heroes, bathed in the harsh back-lighting of film noir, Pandora takes us from the smokey backrooms of hopping speakeasies to the gilded opulence of dusty boardrooms. Truly a new pulp heroine plucked from the ranks of the proletariat, Pandora rises up from the gutter to defend those who can ill-afforded to defend themselves. Pandora Driver makes for a sexy and thoughtful read, filled with clever dieselpunk tech and engaging characters. As the first chapter of a high-adrenaline series, I look forward to Pandora's continuing adventures.
Skyracos: The Mining Mess on April 22, 2013

In its opening paragraphs, Skyracos rockets to the planet Claous, and the futuristic mining town of Destiny City. Here, a heartless, interplanetary conglomerate mines its own version of blood diamonds, Eternium. When a riot erupts and miners begin to exhibit strange symptoms, the ironclad space corp of Skyracos are called in to restore peace. But nothing can interrupt the precious flow Eternium, not without serious repercussions. Skyracos mixes pulp, sci-fi action with a good dose of political intrigue, setting forces at odds and then letting the fur fly. It's a unique take on the space marine genre, well worth attention.