SciFi books by Jemima Pett
I’m continuing my series of posts from the blog tour earlier this year. Today it’s the story behind the book. This appeared at the site cleverly called The Story Behind the Book. All the posts appear to be ‘the story
You thought I was making up solar sails? Well, I’m not the only writer that’s used them in their scifi. And now science is catching up. Strange that I can share it to Facebook and then embed it, but not
Ten things? Well, these are the ten things I sent for the Blog Tour in February and March. You may well have seen them at Shannon: the Warrior Muse website. What surprised me, was that having done three ’10 things’
Well, if you have read Zanzibar’s Rings already you’ll know there’s some scope for some sequels, but I don’t have any plans to write them. Here on the website, though, it would be a shame to just let all my
What’s in the virtual book tour? Guest posts, interviews, reviews, and various other things. I thoroughly enjoyed doing the posts people asked for – a letter to the reader from one, a character interview for Maggie for another, several author
Zanzibar’s Rings is due to for release in one month’s time. It’s finally ready! Take a look inside the paperback by clicking the diagonal arrows (a couple of chapters). Ebook or Paperback? You can buy the ebook here: And order
A 1300 word seasonal story for you. It fits between books 2 and 3. ‘Big’ Pete Garcia lay on a sunbed basking in the eerie light of Viridium, the system’s sun, eyes closed, and a hat pulled over his face.
A galactic crisis: the entire comms system destroyed. How will spaceships in flight get home? Dolores is stuck in warp with a very dangerous passenger, Pete gets his shuttle home on manual. How come anything in close contact with orichalcum
September 2021. I’ve finished Zanzibar’s Rings. Well, enough to send it off to the editor and beta readers. I’m really honoured they should give up their time for this. The rest of the plan I hope to have all the
Zanzibar’s Rings has reached the stage of editing. This process is likely to take some time… My process First I read through and made immediate changes to typos, wrong words, and marked where I felt I had a potential continuity