The Ediacaran Invasion

Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Author: Craig DeLancey ISBN: 1230001761719
Publisher: 496 \ Perfect Number Press Publication: July 12, 2017
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Craig DeLancey
ISBN: 1230001761719
Publisher: 496 \ Perfect Number Press
Publication: July 12, 2017
Imprint:
Language: English

A fast ride through dizzying scientific extrapolations!

When Paleontologist Karen Regan discovers a machine in 550 million year old rock, she is shocked to discover it appears intact.  She calls on her former lover, Steve Ryle, to supply his revolutionary microscopic robots to explore the interior of the device.  With the help of an engineer, Daltry, the three of them discover more than they dreamed possible:  the machine not only is still active, but it has been waiting to deliver a terrible message — a message that cannot be heard, but must be experienced.  A message that will transform each of them into something more — or less — than human.

How these three explorers react to the gift of the Ediacaran machine will determine whether the human race survives or perishes.

Praise for the “Ediacarian Machine” (which forms the first third of The Ediacaran Invasion, and was published in Analog Science Fiction) includes:

“A very classic skiffy scenario. It has robotics, alien wonders, mysteries to be solved, exploratory adventures, and cosmic scope. It has ethical issues to be worked out. No one is an idiot or a villain, even when they don’t agree. Fans should really like it.  RECOMMENDED.”
—Lois Tilton, writing in Locus

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THE EDIACARAN INVASION

Short Novel
35,000 words

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Craig DeLancey is a writer and philosopher.  His novels include the Predator Space Chronicles and Gods of Earth.  He has published dozens of short stories, in places like Analog, Lightspeed, Nature Physics, Shimmer, and the Mississippi Review Online. His story "Julie Is Three" won the Analog Anlab readers choice award for short story in 2012 and is under film development by Storycom. His story "RedKing" is in several of the year's best science fiction anthologies. He is also a playwright, and his plays have received staged readings and performances in New York, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, and elsewhere.

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A fast ride through dizzying scientific extrapolations!

When Paleontologist Karen Regan discovers a machine in 550 million year old rock, she is shocked to discover it appears intact.  She calls on her former lover, Steve Ryle, to supply his revolutionary microscopic robots to explore the interior of the device.  With the help of an engineer, Daltry, the three of them discover more than they dreamed possible:  the machine not only is still active, but it has been waiting to deliver a terrible message — a message that cannot be heard, but must be experienced.  A message that will transform each of them into something more — or less — than human.

How these three explorers react to the gift of the Ediacaran machine will determine whether the human race survives or perishes.

Praise for the “Ediacarian Machine” (which forms the first third of The Ediacaran Invasion, and was published in Analog Science Fiction) includes:

“A very classic skiffy scenario. It has robotics, alien wonders, mysteries to be solved, exploratory adventures, and cosmic scope. It has ethical issues to be worked out. No one is an idiot or a villain, even when they don’t agree. Fans should really like it.  RECOMMENDED.”
—Lois Tilton, writing in Locus

____________________

THE EDIACARAN INVASION

Short Novel
35,000 words

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Craig DeLancey is a writer and philosopher.  His novels include the Predator Space Chronicles and Gods of Earth.  He has published dozens of short stories, in places like Analog, Lightspeed, Nature Physics, Shimmer, and the Mississippi Review Online. His story "Julie Is Three" won the Analog Anlab readers choice award for short story in 2012 and is under film development by Storycom. His story "RedKing" is in several of the year's best science fiction anthologies. He is also a playwright, and his plays have received staged readings and performances in New York, Los Angeles, Sydney, Melbourne, and elsewhere.

You can sign up for Craig's once-a-month email list at:  

    http://eepurl.com/c-cTjL

Your email address will never be shared and will only be used for the once-a-month updates and free fiction.

    www.craigdelancey.com

 

 

 

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