SciFi books by Jemima Pett
Curved Space to Corsair is now scheduled for 20th January 2019. Apologies for anyone who’s itching to buy it. I’ve been rewriting the start of the manuscript following my editor’s feedback. As usual with my books, I’ve set the scene,
Exciting news: I’ve finished editing Curved Space to Corsair! It comes in at around 88,000 words and 260 pages, which will take it to nearly 90,000 when I’ve added front and back matter, like titles, acknowledgements, bio and other titles.
Could moons of exoplanets harbour life? That is a question currently engaging scientists involved in exoplanet identification. Earthsky.org, a wonderful news feed in need of annual funding, featured a post last month on 121 giant planets identified outside our solar
Just a quickie to tell you that the Perihelix is one of the books being offered FREE for the first 50 people to download it in Smashwords’ Summer/Winter Sale running throughout July. Click here from 1st July onwards. Secondly, I’m
During the slow days that our heroes will have during Curved Space to Corsair, I set Lars hacking the Imperium database. Hacking is not a subject I know much about. I’ve seen enough films involving it to make it up
Apologies if you’ve been getting some ‘test’ messages from me. Sometimes this seems to work, sometimes it doesn’t. I thought you’d like to see some of the posts from the A to Z Challenge that are relevant to the Viridian
The Perihelix (second edition) has been live on Amazon.com and Smashwords for a few hours now. It will filter through the systems to other Amazon stores and to iTunes, B&N and Kobo (and others) over the next few days. In
The Perihelix has been overhauled and various parts of it rewritten over the last six months, with a big push during Camp NaNoWriMo this month. The main changes have been a revision of the plotline that gets them off on
This interesting post was part of a round-up from Scifi and Scary, which is a really interesting blog that I recommend (I skip the scary bits). The Sci-Fi Zone: Science Fiction to Science Fact Sometimes truth can be stranger than fiction.
I’ve been doing the A to Z Challenge for April, hence no progress on the books… or is there? Rebecca Douglass, author of the Ninja Librarian series, has been featuring her favourite characters. You might like to check these items out,