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Glory on Mars, Colonization Book 1 First colony in our near-future on Mars at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Born on Mars, Colonization Book 2 Second generation on Mars at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Hermit on Mars, Colonization Book 3 Breakaway Martian prospectors at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Water on Mars, Colonization Book 4 Best time to be Mars-born, or is it? At Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Venture, a space station’s solar system adventure at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Glitch, futurism woven around a discovery in space at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
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Rhyme and Reason
Collections of short poems in rhyme;
Inspired all by science;
Outward to the edge of time;
Or tied to earthly cadence.
Light and written all for fun,
Where no angst resides.
You’re invited now to read
One of my poems inside.
Science-inspired poetry:
Rhyme and Reason, Poetry Inspired by Science at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Rhyme and Reason Two, Poetry Inspired by Science at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
Rhyme and Reason Three, Poetry Inspired by Science at Amazon or your favorite store. Read a preview on Amazon.
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Good luck with your books Kate!
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Thanks 🙂
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Hi Kate! Thanks for following me back on Twitter 🙂 Your books look really cool. Which one do you recommend starting with?
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Hi Catherine – thanks for visiting. I’d suggest Glory on Mars – since there’s a second book in the series already available if you like it. 🙂
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Thanks very much for the recommendation! I just bought Glory on Mars for Kindle. I love the cover 🙂 I’m very much looking forward to starting it this weekend!
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Glad you like the cover 🙂 I did it myself despite standard advice to hire a professional designer. That’s my own cat – I think him here: https://katerauner.wordpress.com/2015/11/28/first-cat-on-mars/
If you find any problems with the Kindle edition please let me know – I tried to check carefully but stuff happens! I hope you enjoy the story and consider posting a review – doesn’t have to be long 🙂 Thanks for your time.
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Hi Kate! Your book page is really nice. And I like the poems on your home page. Keep up the writing! Tom/T. Jackson King.
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Thanks Tom – I’m hoping to update it this fall with my new On Mars books. Congrats on your latest space scifi.
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Awesome that you write science fiction! I do, too, but it has a lot more to do with computers and such than outer-space. I’ve always wanted to write an outer-spacey type book, but I’ve never gotten around to it 😛 Your books sound super cool! I would definitely request a review copy, but my to-review list is quite long…
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I understand – so many books, so little time. If you’d like a review copy sometime, let me know. I think computers, artificial intelligence, and such must become part of every story set in the future, but it is a challenge to have those elements be part of the setting, easy to comprehend, without getting off on a tangent explaining what they can and can’t do. Fascinating place, the future…
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