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Alone? is the "mirror" of The Kaleidoscope Effect. What if we are alone in the near universe and must become extraterrestrials to transcend our Earthly existence? Alone? explores the possibilities.
Alone? assumes that there are no extraterrestrials coming to save us from acts of terrorism or nature. It is an epic journey of humankind from Neolithic woman to immortal space traveler. Because of the vastness of the story, I of left much out. However, I have tried to fill in some of the characters from The Kaleidoscope that were not well developed in that book. The sexual nature of some of the passages may be offensive to some, but I was only portraying either the way things were or the way I expect them to become. Alone? was released in POD formats by a href="http://www.bookboo | |  | | American Mole: The Vespers
A parallel sequel to War's End, the first of three novels that follow the journey of Jason Forsythe as he seeks out evil and destroys it. With each mission his experience grows, and he finally comes to terms with the greatest tragedy of the 21st Century.
I recommend that you ask your neighborhood bookstore for American Mole: The Vespers because you save shipping costs, add to the statistics that count with booksellers, and give the author the highest royalty.
I welcome professional reviews and will give a free ebook copy to anyone willing to help with a review.
American Mole: The Vespers is a sequel to War’s End. The story opens with the unthinkable destroying Washington, D.C. and the government with it. Jason Forsythe feels it firsthand, first from the violent end of his physics class and high school life, and then the loss of his sister and parents. Ordered to leave his family home, Jason sets out for his grandmother’s home in the Virginia Mountains. He finds sanctuary and solace there but has lost his plans for college. Jason’s Uncle, Colonel James Forsythe, survives in a bunker under the Pentagon. The new President put | |  | | American Mole: Aryan Nation
American Mole: Aryan Nation, third novel in a trilogy, has Jason, a.k.a. Cliff Backus returning home looking for a new assignment. He finds one in the militia cult of John White at Razorback. Jason finds White very troubled and dangerous as a candidate for president. He must be brought down.
span style="font-size: large; "> Jason Forsythe as Cliff Backus, an American mole, returns to the States disillusioned after his assignment in Central America, losing those closest to him. As a motorcycle nomad, Jason roams the Southwest trying to forget while finding adventures and saves a young woman from an evil gang only to lose her in a tragic accident. Jason needs a new assignment to complete his service and finds one in the militia cult of Reverend John White at Razorback, Arkansas. White's presidential aspirations must be stopped because he is unstable, delusional and fosters | |  | | American Mole: The Cartel
The second book in the American Mole trilogy. Jason is faced with and trapped in the clutches of an evil, very rich, cartel leader who wants to put his sons in the presidency of the United States.
span style="font-size: large; "> American Mole: The Cartel is the second book in the American Mole trilogy. Jason Forsythe has completed his first mission as John Jacob (JJ) Olson and escaped to Central America to leave behind the horror of working for the cult of Pius One, founder of The Vespers./span>
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div>span style="font-size: large; ">Jason is seeking out an old friend, Randy Cunningham in Costa Rica, but has an adventure in the Yucatán along the way. On his way to find Randy he has a brief encounter | |  | | Hanging by a Thread
The story of Ron Hull, paralyzed in a surgical accident back in the dreaded polio epidemic days, was able to overcome most of the stigma and stereotypes and "pass for normal" for 30 years. As Ron's paralysis increased gradually through the next 20 years, Ron relied on "just in time" technology to enable him to continue to lead an ever more dependent life independently on his own terms.
A healthy young athlete and scholar, Ron Hull’s life changed drastically at 20 years of age. A myelogram showed that exploratory surgery was needed to correct a neurological problem in his neck. During the surgery on December 9, 1963, an accidental anesthetic overdose caused Ron's blood pressure to drop, with the emergency response and spinal hemorrhaging partially paralyzing his arms and hands.
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div>After five weeks in the hospital, and nine months at home, contemplating his future, Ron received a stainless steel handsplint for his right hand so that he | |  | | Impolite Stories: Sex, Politics & Religion
Impolite Stories is Ronald W.Hull's third book of short stories. Eighteen written between 2013-2017. Eclectic: science fiction, satire, drama, religion, sex and politics. Many from dreams with a decided twist or a lesson to be learned. Made to be entertaining to read. Subjects that could cause arguments in polite settings.
span style="font-size: large; "> span style="color: rgb(192, 0, 15); ">Impolite/b>/span>span style="color: rgb(18, 41, 51); "> /span>span style="color: rgb(192, 0, 15); ">Stories/b>/span>span style="color: rgb(18, 41, 51); "> is Ronald W. Hull's third book of short stories following /span>span style="color: rgb(192, 0, 15); ">Its in the Water and Other Stories/b>/span>span style="color: rgb(192, 0, 15); "> /span>span style="color: rgb(18, 41, 51); ">and /span>span style="color: rgb(192, 0, 15); ">Verge of Apocalypse Tales/b>/span>span style="color: rgb | |  | | In the Shadows: A Final Twist Anthology
I did not write this book, but contributed two stories. It is an anthology by the Final Twist Writers Society including stories of dark, mysterious motives and settings. If you like reading very well written and creative dark stories, this book is for you. But don't read any before you go to bed unless you want nightmares.
span style="font-size: large;">Here is an example of what is contained in each story provided by each of the authors to help you decide which story to read first./span>
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A monograph I wrote and illustrated with those small thumbnails sketches in 1972. My advisor, a prominent leader in technology studies, Paul W Devore, encourage me to write it after I present it in a brown bag lunch seminar using flip charts. The head of our department with a background in English, despised it.
span style="font-family: Helvetica; font-size: 18px;">When I wrote this, 50 years ago after making a presentation on a flipchart of artificial intelligence, my doctoral advisor asked me to write the first monograph in a series on technologies. /span>
span style="font-family: Helvetica; font-size: 18px;">However, he told me that I would have to change the title, because he said, “There is nothing artificial about intelligence.” /span>span style="font-family: Helvetica; font-size: 18px;">br />
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It's in the Water and Other Stories is a book of fourteen short stories written since 2004 by Ronald W Hull. There is something for everyone in this little book of gems. There is hard science fiction, true stories that are fictionalized to protect the innocent, biting satire, heartwarming tales, and three stories that children might enjoy.
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div>Other authors have raved about the quality, surprise, and technical accuracy of these stories with phrases like, “Michael Crichton, watch out, Ronald Hull is coming.” “…I read each line in anticipation for a happy ending that did not disappoint.” “…[S]pectacular: love the vernacular of speech, the action, and the story itself!” “…[A] marvelous story for children, and contains all the magical ingredients and attractions that would appeal to children.“ “…Without question, this would make one | |  | | LA 2032: Starting Over
A deadly epidemic strikes the world. The people are valet are faced with starting over faced with what are natural events for Southern California. Well they succeeded in rebuilding?
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Follow twins, Roger and Ron, as they grow up exploring through three different locations in North Central Wisconsin, free to roam and learn from their intuition and mistakes. A Tom Sawyer saga for the 20th midcentury that you will love.
p style="text-align: left;">span style="font-size: large;">Click on this /span>a href="https://youtu.be/5JwIhZcpKeEB">span style="font-size: large;">link/span>/a>span style="font-size: large;"> to see the Trailer/span>
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p style="text-align: left;">span style="font-size: large;">span style="font-family: "Times New Roman";"> Follow Ron and Roger Hull through a life that begins in a tiny rural town of Owen, Wisconsin during World War II. But that changes when they enter grade school and their father gets a job driving truck i | |  | | Released From Reality
I have two science fiction stories in this anthology by the Texas Final Twist Writers Society
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When Brian Goodson approached me two years ago with the request to edit his book, Seven Fires, I was reluctant at first because the book had been published twice before. And, upon opening the version he sent me, the book was filled with errors of punctuation and bad descriptions related to conversation. The story was also a bit confusing, at first.
But Brian was persistent, and, although I stopped editing more than once because I had other obligations, I finally finished the editing after nine months. Goodson wanted to publish it again but did not have the funds and fell sick without notifying me. In August, I learned that he died. So, I published this book for him with the proceeds from sales to go to his wife.
span style="font-size: medium; "> Seven Fires opens with a terrible, unfortunate nuclear war between the United States and China caused by missed communication. But Indian prophecy had given the Indian Nations of North America an edge over the people in the cities because they prepared and went underground. Unfortunately, the result of such a destructive nuclear war not only destroyed many population centers, it created a nuclear winter in the northern hemisphere bringing what life that survived the explosions to be buried under tons of snow and ice for months./span>
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A historical, science fiction novel describing in realistic terms the nature of 'first contact' with extraterrestrial intelligence.
What if a highly advanced extraterrestrial race had been watching Earth, monitoring mankind's development since first "listening in"? What if their mission was not to destroy humankind, but to save it from itself? Herein lies the theme of The Kaleidoscope Effect, a historical science-fiction novel that follows the course of man from hunter and gatherer to contact with extraterrestrial beings. In the year 3362 B.C., a hunter in the Austrian Alps meets an icy death. In the year 703 B.C., an extraterrestrial being embarks on a centuries-long mission. And in the year 1971 A.D., a youn | |  | | The Last Wanderer: Last Man on Earth
The Last Wanderer is a novel of a professor alone in the northern Canadian wilderness when the world comes apart. Two years later, he returns to the United States to find ruin and few still alive. Traveling the interstates in a semi-tractor trailer, he finds some people alive who all die. Retreating north, he dies with a surprising conclusion.
p style="text-align: justify;">span style="font-size: large;">i>span style="font-family: "Times New Roman", serif;">The Last Wanderer./span>/i>span style="font-family: "Times New Roman", serif;"> An unnamed young college professor goes on a summer adventure in northern Canada alone when the highly interdependent world comes apart and he is unable to return to find his sister and uncle after two years of fires and nuclear meltdown leading to nuclear winter and the death of almost all the inhabitants of the earth that he has known./span>/span>
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Tor is the grandson of the Iceman who he kills in a fit of rage and then spends his life looking for his mother and clan. After many adventures traveling across Europe, he finally realizes that he has to give up his search and live alone.
[Please do not buy from Amazon. My royalties are half what they are at Booklocker and you can get a 20% discount by the code… Save20]
a href="https://youtu.be/Wh6-4FlKC58">span style="font-size: large;">youtu.be/Wh6-4FlKC58/span>/a>span style="font-size: large;"> Click on the link to view the Trailer./span>
span style="font-size: large;">Imagine yourself at 16 living in what is now Germany along the Rhine River during the Copper Age, 5300 years ago. Our hero, Tor, grandson of the famous Iceman of the Alps, Albere, in the novel, The Kaleidoscope Effect, suddenly finds himself alone when he finds his father, Wor, and the Thal raiding party he is with killed by an old man in their sleep. There are two yo | |  | | Verge of Apocalypse Tales
Seven short stories of an apocalyptic nature culminating on 12/21/2010, the end of the Mayan calendar and time of prophesy.
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div>span style="font-size: medium; ">Verge of Apocalypse Tales is a collection of short stories focused on the year 2012 and the dire predictions from many sources indicating that the author’s birthday, December 21, 2012 would be the apex of global calamity./span>/div>
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div>span style="font-size: medium; ">When a high school classmate suggested that he had stopped World War III in the course of his work for the Air Fo | |  | | War's End
What if the unthinkable, more devastating than 9/11, happened?
What if there was no evidence so no one ever found out who did it?
What if, the only way to fight such diabolical terrorism was entirely new?
These questions and others are addressed in Ron Hull's, War's End. In his third novel, Hull delves into a topic that has global implications. Filled with suspense and intrigue, he takes us into a scenario that, if it ever happened, would challenge the United States to its very core. His hero, Ali Rasheed, the son of an immigrant, becomes a spy like no other in the history of the world. Follow Ali on his journey into the unknown. Experience the real life of a mole. Find out what he finds out. The enemy isn't always what it seems.
War's End is not for the avid action fan. Ron Hull realizes that action for action's sake does not a good story make. Instead, War's End challenges the reader to think—not the way things are—but the way they could be, if war, as we know it, would come to an end.
"Ali was close enough now so that he could see that a crowd had gathered by a stage in the center of the buildings. The man talking on the loudspeaker was walking back and forth on the stage and waving his arms as he spoke. The crowd raised their arms in unison for almost every statement that he made. Someone was hanging, spread-eagled, behind him. Ali had to get a closer look. He squirmed out of his backpack and pulled out the binoculars he had picked up at a garage sale for two bucks. He panned over the crowd and stage until he got them focused, and then he zeroed in on the man | |  | | Way It Breaks: Dream Stories
Dr. Hull's fourth book of 37 short stories for your reading blazer.
p style="text-align: justify;">span style="font-size: large;"> span style="font-family: Aptos, sans-serif;">The/span>span style="font-family: Aptos, sans-serif;"> /span>b style="font-family: Aptos, sans-serif;">Way It Breaks: Dream Stories /b>span style="font-family: Aptos, sans-serif;">is an eclectic collection of short stories written by Dr. Ronald W Hull between 2017 and 2026. Most of these stories are from his vivid dreams, but not all. They range from rags to riches stories to tragic ending stories. From simple fables to erotic titillating tales. There are several | |  | | We Were Warned
The latest anthology by writers group, The Final Twist Writers Society.
I have no stories in this anthology.
span style="caret-color: rgb(15, 17, 17); color: rgb(15, 17, 17); font-family: "Amazon Ember", Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">Short stories--generally mysteries--where a superstition or a taboo has an important role in the narrative. A collection of 17 works by the writers of The Final Twist. Poems appropriate to the theme are included./span>
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