Douglas Daech


Biography

Born near Detroit Michigan and transplanted to Tampa Florida and Russellville Kentucky, I have been writing most of my life. I am married to my beautiful soul mate, Julie, and have two children, Pam and Dallas.
My past experience includes articles in the Tripolitan, (Journal of the Tripoli Rocket Association, June 1991) and TRASH (Tampa Regional Aero-Space Hobbyist). In 1993 and 1994 many articles were published in the Unauthorized Launch, the Tampa Tripoli High Power Rocket Club newsletter. A science fiction piece was also presented in the online magazine NTH Degree (May, 2004). Also, an award for creative nonfiction was granted in the 2007 Frank and Cellia Conley Writing Contest at Western Kentucky University.

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Books

Time Travel and Dimensional Journeys    by Douglas Daech
Price: Free! 28890 words. Published on January 20, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 2 reviews)
This book includes five short stories of travel into the unknown. Based on current thinking and science theory on the edge of science fact, step into the realm science future. Adventure into the science, danger and mystery of dimensional travel with realistic characters and believable situations that lead to mysterious and perhaps startling conclusions; Kidnappings, Visitations, Science and more!

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  • The Tunnel on March 10, 2012
    star star star star
    Smooth reading, I want momre!
  • The New Guy In Moon Base Twelve on March 13, 2012
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    Tom Litchtenberg has a funny story in this little novel. I giggled to myself several times as I read through it. When a surprise visitor ends up in the moon base, it’s not only how the residents react to the visit that is funny, but the set up of the entire situation. Tom has a slanted view in this work of the future and the politics that govern it. From the race to beat the Chinese in building a moon base, that has no other reason to exist then getting there first, to the odd qualifications of the residents, it is obvious that a lot of pre-planning and thought went into the storyline. (Unless Tom actually thinks this wacky!) In a quirky way the story holds together and is plausible only because the characters fit into the setup so perfectly. I throughly enjoyed it!
  • Sky's Isle on April 04, 2012
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    Great storyline and discriptions, a good story all together!