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The Moth and Other Tantalizing Tales by James Hill

You will be intrigued as you turn the pages and the plot twists in these eight amazing stories of mysteries, thrillers, and dystopian science fiction.  
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Snake Eyes and Boxcars by Jay Dubya

Snake Eyes and Boxcars is a collection of fourteen sci-fi/paranormal stories. Two of the tales are written in the first person and the other twelve authored in the third person writing style. The newly published work is author Jay Dubya's twelfth sto  
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F.J. Hansen lives in Fremont, California, where he developed his writing skill since 1997 and continues to work on his writing. He also enjoys traveling and experiencing the abundant life of our home planet.


Background Information

I grew up around science fiction, particularly Star Trek. By 1994, when I was 8, I already had a well developed interest in science fiction, and I started collecting Micro Machine spaceships. With these Micro Machines, I came up with my own Star Trek adventures. After a few years, I decided it would be a good idea if I wrote down these stories. After a couple more years, during which I completed 5 of my Star Trek stories, I had begun to broaden my science fiction horizons. I was inspired to create my own Universe. Over the next five years, I wrote a series of 45 short stories and several "novels", all set in that Universe. I first looked into publication in 2001/02, but my first "novel" was too short (50 pages) and it needed a lot of work. In 2004, my interests grew to include dragons. But, I still loved science fiction and continued writing in my Universe. By January 2005, inspired by Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern and getting an idea from an episode of the original Star Trek, I created my own dragon world set in my Universe. And so, Draconia was born. So far, I have completed three novels about Draconia. Right now, I'm working on an extensive re-write of my first "novels".

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Fremont, CA USA