When did you first start writing?
My first non-academic writings began in 1992 when I was a junior engineer in the aerospace industry. Business writing is less intricate than writing novels and short stories. In business writing, the technique is structured and more profit-focused, and not entertaining.
Fiction is far more educational, enjoyable, and it gives the reader a chance to relax, unwind, and enjoy the adventure.
What's the story behind your latest book?
Book two is a story about the experiment and the wedding. Where the Cyborgs have once again raised the bar on augmenting human capability. Why pile on? When it comes to implanting hardware into humans, they’re already a few thousand years ahead of any second. Now there’s a new DNA altering serum? The serum removes anger from the human DNA helix. You may want to duck for this one, but they talked 44 people into testing the serum for them. Then the Cyborgs put them on a spaceship and sent the 44 to a planet as an experiment. You know, to see if they would thrive if they can survive.
The planet was purposefully set up with limited technology. Basically, the 44 will be farmers and live similar to conditions in 1930’s Earth. Except there’s no gasoline. They have fusion power and self-driving carts. Who set up the planet? I’ll give you three guesses. And by the way, those 44 people were all scientists. You know, like the leading scientists in physics, botany, pharmaceutical, medical science, mathematics, and such. Yeah!
Push comes to shove, and you have to agree the Cyborgs have a single mission. The first priority. It’s an unwavering quest and Cyborgs will stop at nothing to fulfill the objective.
Most of the story is about the wedding. So it’s sort of the storyline, with the rest of it told around the lovers.
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