Alien Talk, the second in the Newcomers series, has won an honorable mention. It was a finalist in the American Fiction Awards contest for 2019. So it didn’t win, but it “was a contendah!” We’ll take our gold-foil embossed stickers wherever we can get them!
American Fiction Awards: Finalist!
Award Finalist in the Science Fiction: General category, The 2019 American Fiction Awards
And here’s a satisfying online review from a reader:
Five Stars
…a gripping thriller that sucked me in from page one and kept me reading until I finished it. … a page turner that sparks thoughts and ideas. And Noam Chomsky, too! Highly recommended. – Online Reader.
Alien Talk (sci-fi, 80,000 words): As millions of people become mute in a spreading pandemic, android Robin Taylor discovers that language is an intelligent virus that infected early humans and ultimately enabled modern civilization. Now the virus is enraged by the false language of talking technologies. But Robin is a talking gadget herself. Anyone she communicates with is stricken mute. Can she warn humans and stop the plague?
Amazon Paperback: 978-1-7322274-5-3 (Paper) bit.ly/AT-Paper
Kindle: 978-1-7322274-4-6 (Mobi) bit.ly/AT-Kindle bit.ly/IT-Kindle
Smashwords Ebook: 978-1-7322274-3-9 (Epub) bit.ly/AT-Smash
