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Member Since: March 21, 2011
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Timothy P. Callahan


Biography

Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA, Timothy has been writing since the early age of 11.
He's a computer technician by day, doggie daddy at night and writer on the weekends and at lunch. He just turned 40 knows that age mean nothing and he can still appropriate the sillier things in life.

Where to find Timothy P. Callahan online

Website: http://www.timothypcallahan.com
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Books

The Arwen: Season one: Regal    by Timothy P. Callahan
Price: Free! 38520 words. Published on October 1, 2011. Fiction.
When a comet the size of a small moon threatens the remote world of Regal the Earth Alliance assigns the most decorated ship in the fleet, the Arwen, to destroy it. Its Captain, Marjorie Cook, sees this as an opportunity to redeem herself after a tragic mistake in her past causes the death of over 400 of her crew.
The Arwen: The Gyssyc Trilogy    by Timothy P. Callahan
Price: $2.50 USD. 106380 words. Published on May 29, 2011. Fiction.
The Arwen: The Gyssyc Trilogy combines Regal, Ulliam and Armada into one easy to read novel. The first Novella, Arwen Season one was a free, self contained story with a cliff hanger ending. Get this book and you'll see how the Arwen first trilogy ends.

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Smashwords book reviews by Timothy P. Callahan

  • Space Sentinels I: The Benefax Alliance on Aug. 15, 2011
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    At one point I was counting all the cliche's, then I stopped when I realized I probably wasn't the target audience for this story. 12 year old boys who aren't very well read in Science Fiction are. This is a pure escapism story from start to finish. In no real world would the government trust these kids to do what they did. In no real world would they be able to escape. In no real world would they be alive past the first twenty pages. Luckily the enemies they fight are pretty much dimwits, aren't very good at fighting and are easily tricked. The story did move fast, lots of action and some humor so I did enjoy that. Some characters stood out, others didn't, and I did enjoy Fester. In fact, I'd love to read a story from Fester's POV, that would have been a lot of fun.
  • The Mirrors of Pluto: Space Sentinels (Volume II) on Sep. 01, 2011
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    I tried to give this a shot but wasn't able to get past all the cliche's. I would love to see Mister Handweker try his writing skills for a more mature audience, as it is this kiddie, young adult novel should only be read by those under the age of 14.