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Yukaphile wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2019 7:14 pm I'm building my own series of novels, Tolkana 80,000. That said, I'll also release a few standalone sci-fi novels. Wanna hear the two I have planned?

Start a thread for them, I'm sure someone will check on it?

BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Mon Nov 25, 2019 6:43 pm Congratulations. Looks like Phipps has got some competition.

What happens at the end of the book?

With this one, it sets up the next one, "Breach of Faith". Which you can pre-order, it gets its electronic release on December 20th.

I've been writing a series of novels for Daniel Gibbs' "Echoes of War" setting, depicting a crew of independent spacers operating in the neutral systems outside of the war covered in the main series. [url]https://www.amazon.com/Breach-Peace-Faith-Book-ebook/dp/B07X6NQQWJ/[/url] Well, as of today, th...

For that matter, why not keep it at Hamilcar? Hamilcar Barcas, IRL, was the brother of Hannibal Barcas, the great Carthaginian general of the Second Punic War.

I actually do love the rare Mabel learns episodes. Like when she kidnapped One Direction and kept them as pets. That's coming up in the next video, I believe. Although Season 2's episode with the puppets was the best of those, I think. And the lost legends graphic novel did a story where Mabel had ...

On the slight off-chance this isn't a bot, I'm not wielding the hammer yet.

Entirely wrong forum for this.

It's a big reason why I dislike the "Future's End" episodes in Voyager for the absence of any sign of the Eugenics Wars. Yes, I know it's in an alternate timeline due to the time traveling and tech involved, but that ties into my point. They have episodes set in the 1990s that are very 90s, but man...

It's not always easy to prophesy future political events, the fluff-writers (and JMS if he helped) just sorta made stuff up as they went along.