Maroli Tango is the final installment in the AjJivadi trilogy, following Elbert and Ghosts of Ancient Vidura. (Available on Amazon. Click the links.) So far, 2 1/2 years in the making, due to restructuring, brought on by having introduced principal actors in the middle of the book.
It’s called writing from inspiration. I could outline if I wanted to. I know how to do it.
So, I thought, why not make lemonade? And here you are, wondering if you’re interested in reading my 7th novel, in progress, in serial format, on either Substack or Wattpad. <— (Hint: Click over there to visit the venues.)
Yes. You’re interested, and here’s why: The story is value-positive, fun, and entertaining. Not apocalyptic which, if you ask me, (and why wouldn’t you; I’m right here) is overrepresented in the genre.
All my SF books are Literary Science Fiction or, if you’re prone to chatting with merchandisers in the publishing business, ‘Upmarket’. Classy, right? More than just ray guns and rocket ships, although no offense intended to the folks who write those books; they’re fun, too.
Earth was a second home to lemur-folk from the planet Vidura, bearing records of off-world immigration dating back to the Ice Age.
Real estate titles. Tax receipts. Defensible claims of dual citizenship. Not the Sci-Fi invasion everyone imagined, although plenty disruptive and, amid the chaos that followed, Carmen received an opportunity to welcome romance into her life.
You’re a real trooper if you jump in here and therefore, may I say, Welcome, first reader. Here’s a spin on the Sci-Fi concept that I’ll bet you’ve never seen before.
Note to enthusiasts: If you would like to start the series from the beginning, watch my primary Substack feed for free Kindle eBook promotions. Also, find me on Amazon here, where you can buy the books if your pants are on fire.
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