Psychological Fiction and Nonfiction
Publishers Weekly reviewed the second in the Newcomers series: Alien Talk. Their “Booklife” division considers self-published work, and here is some of what they said: Adams’s provocative second Newcomer novel (after Reluctant Android) injects thought-provoking scientific speculation into a prescient tale…
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Getting reviews for self-published books is tougher than panning for gold. You have to ask for user reviews, even from your friends, over and over. When I finish reading a book, I feel like telling someone. I usually write something…
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Alien Talk, the second in the Newcomers series, has won an honorable mention. It was a finalist in the American Fiction Awards contest for 2019. So it didn’t win, but it “was a contendah!” We’ll take our gold-foil embossed stickers…
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Intelligent Things, the third novel in the Newcomer Series, is available on Amazon as a Kindle ebook or a 6×9 paperback (or both: if you buy the print copy, Amazon will throw in a free ebook copy). It’s also available…
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The Internet of Things is sneaking up on us. I was surprised to learn that my new noise-cancelling headphones use artificial intelligence. Not only do they talk (a slightly robotic voice announces the battery status), but they are connected to…
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Alien Talk, (psi-fi, 83,000 words) was released on Kindle just after midnight this morning. It’s the second in the Newcomers series, tales of extremely advanced AI androids who blend into human life (they are the Newcomers). The first was Andy…
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The second novel in the Newcomers series is Alien Talk, scheduled for release early in January, 2019. That means I have only a few weeks to have it all packaged up for the pre-announcement. I decided to reread it which…
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