J. A. Roggie

The Veldt Effect (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Dinner should've been simple. A family. A table. A conversation. But in a world drowning in glowing screens and seamless technology, even the smallest moments are slipping away.

When a revolutionary new app promises to give users everything they've ever wanted, one man begins to question what's being lost in the process, and what price is being paid for convenience.

A haunting, atmospheric short story about connection, control, and the slow erosion of what makes us human.

Fans of Ray Bradbury, Black Mirror, and modern dystopian fiction will feel right at home... if home still exists.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Grinning Bard Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232695613
• Artikelnr.: 75371187

Autorenporträt

J.A. Roggie is the author of the upcoming epic dark fantasy series The Dark Deceiver Chronicles, a saga forged from fire, loss, and the relentless pursuit of hope in a shattered world.

Known for crafting flawed, fierce, and unforgettable characters, Roggie blends raw emotion with immersive world-building, balancing grit, heart, and just enough chaos to keep readers breathless. He first captured readers with Flowers for Maribel, a poignant short story that explores grief and memory through quiet, unforgettable imagery.

A lifelong storyteller, gamer, and rebel at heart, Roggie writes for those who crave stories with depth, danger, and soul. When he's not building new worlds or tormenting his characters, he's diving into creative projects with imagination, humor, and the occasional explosion.

Fans of Ray Bradbury, Brandon Sanderson, and George R.R. Martin will find echoes of their favorite elements in Roggie's work:

Bradbury, for his poetic melancholy and surreal emotional weight

Sanderson, for vast, structured worlds layered with myth and meaning

Martin, for moral complexity, high-stakes storytelling, and characters that bleed off the page

Roggie writes for anyone who's ever wanted to change their stars, and for those who already have.