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Pegasus: A Journey To New Eden by James Hill

Pegasus is the symbol of wisdom and inspiration. This book, although a dystopia, is meant to inspire people to search for a greater future through wisdom. We have the technology to create a Garden of Eden here on Earth, if only we are wise enough to  
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Monstrosity by Paul Lonardo

MONSTROSITY n. 1. That which deviates greatly from the norm in appearance or structure. 2. The quality or character of being abnormal; hideous; frightful; shocking.  
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Novels recording the future history of pandemic survivors. Short stories include whimsical fantasy and fairy tales for adults


Background Information

Jim (Thunder Lizard) LeMay spent his working life gathering information for his stories. His vocations and avocations include waiter, copywriter, editor, graphic artist, homebrewer, bartender, tavern owner, land surveyor, civil engineer, land developer and others best forgotten. A few years ago he felt he was finally ready to create characters and the worlds they live in. He has lived many places but now calls Colorado home. He became concerned about antibiotic resistant bacterial infections in the 1990s and wrote his first fictional account of a pandemic in 2004. He carefully researches the science on which his novels rely.     

Accomplishments

Growing up, Jim LeMay never quite decided what he wanted to do for a living. He attended several colleges from the University of Missouri to the Kansas City Art Institute with a few in between, studying writing, engineering and fine and illustrative art. He has finally ended up as a writer of science fiction with a few tales of fantasy sprinkiled amongst them.