Randall Allen Farmer

99 Gods: Tales From The Anime Cafe Part Two (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"Tales From the Anime Café" (part two) includes three stories from the 99 Gods universe. These tales can be considered as side stories, back story, or stand-alone stories set in the same world as the 99 Gods trilogy.

The first, "The Cordoba Solution", is set roughly a thousand years in the past. This novelette tells the tale of Johannes De Lorenzi and struggles with being a magician, and how he brought his unwanted magical abilities under control.

The second, "Being a Myth", is a long novella about the adventures of Jan Cox after her so-called death while defending her people from a group of Dubuque Supported (as seen in "99 Gods: Betrayer") and her unexpected appearance at the end of the book. Told from Jan's point of view, this story tells of her adventures in another timeline and in Hell.

The third, "The Death of Vanessa", is set approximately a decade before the appearance of the 99 Gods, during the time period Nessa Binglehauser is known of as Vanessa Luck, and she's working as a private detective for Ken Bolnick. This long novella is a story of insanity, change, and the dangers of Telepaths gone bad.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Randall Allen Farmer
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Mai 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310911279
• Artikelnr.: 48020884

Autorenporträt

Greetings.
I am an author, science nerd, an amateur photographer, a father, and a pencil and paper game designer and gamemaster. My formal education was in geology and geophysics, and back in the day I worked in the oil industry tweaking software associated with finding oil. Since I left the oil industry, I've spent most of my time being a parent, but did have enough time to get two short stories published (in Analog and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine). Now I'm giving epublishing a try, and I have an ample supply of novel-length publishable material to polish and publish.