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Steven Lyle Jordan
Biography
Steven Lyle Jordan writes under the name of Steven Lyle Jordan because he’s found it’s easier than making up a name. He lives near Washington, D.C., also known locally as “Ground Zero.”
Steven Lyle Jordan wrote futurist fiction and science fiction, taking advantage of his medley of literary, web and design skills to self-publish his novels. He earned critical acclaim for his writing, as well as being honored for his self-made cover design and ebook quality.
Steven primarily wrote what he described as “futurist fiction,” stories based on real science and believable extrapolations of the future; but he’s also written lighter “sci-fi” fiction, non-SF adventure and humor, and received popular acclaim in all areas. He has penned eighteen novels to date, including a study of the growth of the ebook industry and a non-science-fiction detective adventure.
He has been interviewed by the New York Times and in various blogs, including Book Chums, DigiReader and The Tainted Archive. He has also lent his web production talents and support to the Read an E-Book Week website, elucidating on and encouraging ebook reading around the world.
Steven Lyle Jordan wrote futurist fiction and science fiction, taking advantage of his medley of literary, web and design skills to self-publish his novels. He earned critical acclaim for his writing, as well as being honored for his self-made cover design and ebook quality.
Steven primarily wrote what he described as “futurist fiction,” stories based on real science and believable extrapolations of the future; but he’s also written lighter “sci-fi” fiction, non-SF adventure and humor, and received popular acclaim in all areas. He has penned eighteen novels to date, including a study of the growth of the ebook industry and a non-science-fiction detective adventure.
He has been interviewed by the New York Times and in various blogs, including Book Chums, DigiReader and The Tainted Archive. He has also lent his web production talents and support to the Read an E-Book Week website, elucidating on and encouraging ebook reading around the world.