It is my pleasure to announce that my novel, Ghulf Genes, has been published by Editorial Code and Data, Inc. and is being distributed by Lulu, Inc.
Basics first, sales motivation next. This book is 525 pages, a trade-size paperback. It is available for $29.24 at this site. The book is also available from Amazon.com, which may be handier if you already have an account there. Put in my name and the title of the book.
So why should you buy it? Ghulf Genes is a great science fiction adventure by a well-known science fiction author. That’s me. Here is the introduction to it on the inside front cover of the book itself:
Ghulf Genes is the first volume of a trilogy titled A Symphony in Ghulf Major, an adventurous projection, the canvas itself a future history of the tumultuous achievements, struggles, sufferings, and loves of a peculiar family established by their founder on blood, money, and contract—the Ghulf Accords.
Each novel in the series stands alone—but maximum enjoyment comes from reading them in sequences: after all, it is a history, and knowing the past illuminates the future. The trilogy is at once a space adventure, family saga, and future history. Events on earth play a major role in the ultimate development of what, in that future, people call Earth, Mars, and the Eight Worlds. A central event separating Ghulf Genes from the next volume, In Search of Anna Magna, is a devastating global plague known as the Red Rose. The last volume in the trilogy is Anna’s Song, a towering love story in one sense, in another the story of a monumental discovery that opens the path to deep space for humanity. The lens through which we see it all? The Ghulfs, Ghulfdom. And you may find, after reading these books, that you, too, belong to that clan.
You can learn more by visiting a web page I started as a resources to store materials about my literary activities. It’s called Ghulf Records and is at this site. There you can look at my bibliography.
Ghulf Genes is about life, death, love–and laughter, too–the whole ball of wax, the human adventure. If you take the time, you won’t regret joining me in seeing strange new worlds.
