Edward W. Robertson


Biography

A 29-year-old former New Yorker and Idaho-guy, Ed currently lives in the LA area, where he works as a sci-fi/fantasy writer, movie critic, web writer, and freelancer. His short fiction has appeared in a dozen different magazines online and in print.

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Books

The Kemetian Husesen Craze & Other Stories    by Edward W. Robertson
Price: $0.99 USD. 24690 words. Published on October 4, 2011. Fiction.

Six of the author's sci-fi and fantasy stories. Two have previously appeared elsewhere, including the steampunky Aether Age stories "The Arms of the World" and "The Kemetian Husesen Craze," which follows ancient Greek agents on the case of illegal Egyptian arms dealers. Other pieces include "The Second Coming of Washington Kokowski" and "The Dogwalker Rebellion." Approximatately 24,000 words.
When We Were Mutants & Other Stories    by Edward W. Robertson
Price: $2.99 USD. 50990 words. Published on October 4, 2011. Fiction.

A collection of 8 of Edward W. Robertson's sci-fi and fantasy stories. Six have been published elsewhere, including "All Man's Children" and "The Werewolf of Narashtovik" in Reflection's Edge. Other stories include "Steve Kendrick's Disease" and "When We Were Mutants," the post-apocalyptic tale of a young mutant named Miles and his quest to save his dying wife. Approximately 50,000 words.
The Battle for Moscow, Idaho & Other Stories    by Edward W. Robertson
Price: $0.99 USD. 23460 words. Published on October 4, 2011. Fiction.

A collection of six of Edward W. Robertson's sci-fi and horror stories. Along with two new works, previously published stories include "The Battle for Moscow, Idaho," "Death Among the Grasseaters," "The Magic Taco Wagon," and "The Inspiration of Philocrates," a steampunk-hued Aether Age tale of a cold war between ancient Greece and Egypt. Approximately 24,000 words long.
The Roar of the Spheres    by Edward W. Robertson
Price: Free! 96170 words. Published on April 28, 2011. Fiction.

Rob Dunbar's kept his immortality a secret since the days of Ancient Greece. He prefers to live a quiet life. But an angry stranger named Baxter has other plans. In need of Rob's vast experience, Baxter ropes him into an interplanetary jailbreak. Rob soon learns this is just another skirmish in the shadow war between AI and the company that built them--a war that may soon engulf the Solar System.
The Zombies of Hobbiton: A Martian Love Story    by Edward W. Robertson
Price: $1.99 USD. 24440 words. Published on March 30, 2011. Fiction.

For the settlers of Mars, the underground tunnels of Hobbiton protect them from the airless cold. But when a zombie outbreak hits the city, the survivors have nowhere to run. Doane and his friends take refuge inside a sealed dome--but when Doane gets a call from his little brother, he'll have to head back into the tunnels. The Zombies of Hobbiton is a 24,000-word novella.

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