Book trailer for The Mischievous Nerd’s Guide To World Domination. Nathan Bauer is a highly intelligent life form, whose life can be rewound, fast forwarded and changed, without his knowledge. Nathan tells the story of his adventures, from his shy school days through the exciting times when he invented artificial intelligence, married the girl of his dreams and took control of planet Earth. What will happen to his life and the whole planet when his life is rewound, and his chance to invent artificial intelligence is taken away? Paperback available on lulu.com See http or www.facebook.com Contact me, or email nerdsguide@gmail.com for more info. Free Music from: Music4YourVids.co.uk
Here’s a link to the audio of Nightfall: escapepod.org And The Last Question: www.multivax.com Here’s the original Ender’s Game short story if you’d like it: www.incwell.com
This is just a book trailer for one of my novels that I am writing. the music is Voltaire and Evanescense.
Another haul! Please feel free to leave comments etc. Items: Phineas and Ferb mug Early Learning Black ‘Salem’ cat Phineas and Ferb Top Trumps The Calcium Kid DVD Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion DVD Catherine Tate Show Comic Relief Special DVD Michelle McManus’ fitness DVD Everybody Loves Raymond Season 4 DVD So Little Time volume 1 DVD Doctor Who 2009 annual Amityville of Horror DVD Doctor Who ‘Snowglobe 7′ book Doctor Who Tenth factfile John Barrowman ‘I am what I am’ autobiography Hellboy DVD Prom Night DVD Deception DVD Doctor Who ‘Art of Destruction’ book Doctor Who ‘Only Human’ book TARDIS keyring Judoon keyring Corruption Empire DVD One Missed Call DVD Doctor Who Matt Smith/Eleven notebook Doctor Who 10th Sonic Screwdriver Click DVD King of Queens Season 1 DVD King of Queens Season 2 DVD Two of a Kind ‘How to flunk your first Date’ book (2) The Catherine Tate Show series 1 DVD The Catherine Tate Show series 2 DVD Switching Goals DVD Failure to Launch DVD War of the Worlds DVD Wild Hogs DVD ‘Fifty Years of Cult Fantasy and Science Fiction’ book SFX magazine Westlife album Big Hits album NYC pen Doctor Who Miss Foster Sonic pen Amy x Website: www.mcleanamy.co.uk Twitter: www.twitter.com/mcleanamy Facebook: www.facebook.com/mcleanamy Blog: www.mcleanamy.blogspot.com Channels: www.youtube.com/tvcriticamy www.youtube.com/amytheteenagewitch www.youtube.com/amy2392
alien invasion, The Nephilim have maintained a destructive presence here on Earth for many thousands of years. Now they are poised to return en mass to plunder the earth of its resources and enslave the human race. Simon—with the help of an alien gray by the name of Stellios, and an attractive young time traveler by the name of Eve— all work together to save humanity and the planet from certain destruction.
MELVIN MOTI THE INNER SELF IN OUTER SPACE 18/06/2011 – 18/09/2011 @ Mudam Luxembourg Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean Melvin Moti’s exhibition project The inner self in outer space is about seeing, observing and overlooking. As on earlier occasions, Moti uses extremely economical means to engage with a complex theme. A few photographs at first show decorative, handcrafted objects that seem to come from a variety of cultures. Using items from the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) in London as models, Melvin Moti had some of them made specially, others found in antique dealer’s shops. A small book of texts giving the reader a comprehensive insight into Melvin Moti’s thorough and profound preparatory reflections is on display, while a specially produced film provides the centrepiece of the installation. This film completely foregoes digital technology and emphasises the perfect, hand-crafted skill of the large-scale cinematographic productions of the 1970s. It shows painted moons and the decorative objects already seen in the photographs moving along various orbits and, in slow-paced images of hypnotic beauty, tells of detachment, of suspension in seemingly weightless disconnection from all points of reference. This depiction of weightlessness is a poetic metaphor for Melvin Moti’s view of the famous London museum, which for him is the classic example of a “zero-gravity museum”. Containing a huge collection of art objects from all epochs and origins, this …
Claude Lalumière reads from his story collection Objects of Worship at Bakka-Phoenix Science Fiction Book Store on November 14, 2009.
Octilogy Blog at: www.octilogy.com “Astral Body Travel” asrevealed in: OCTILOGY: Eight Great Treasures A Philosophical Adventure Metamorphosis, Sage of the Ages, reveals the Secrets of the Universe. Teaching us the meaning of life and death, heaven and hell, right and wrong, good and evil; the sage challenges us to seek the highest truth, to discover who we really are. It is time we take the journey of a lifetime. Travel the Great Way, the Open Road. “Right now, at this exact moment in time, your decision to read my words of wisdom shall change your life forever.” -Metamorphosis Octilogy: Eight Great Treasures Entire book, maps and artwork are free at: www.octilogy.com http www.planet-millennium.com “When you love something, give it away.” -Metamorphosis Facebook @ Octilogy Eight Great Treasures www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com Author’s Email Address: melwayne@octilogy.com Mel Wayne As a champion of change, Mel Wayne has dedicated the past ten years writing his debut philosophical fantasy novel, Octilogy: Eight Great Treasures. With the vision of helping readers discover personal insights into who they really are—how to dramatically improve their lives, “change your thoughts, change your life”—Mel Wayne’s story for the ages combines philosophy with fantasy, education with entertainment—edutainment—offering an epic adventure that invites readers to begin their own journey of self-discovery. Mel admires the Thought Changers like Wayne Dyer, Neal Donald Walsh, Deepok …
MELVIN MOTI THE INNER SELF IN OUTER SPACE 18/06/2011 – 18/09/2011 @ Mudam Luxembourg Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean Melvin Moti’s exhibition project The inner self in outer space is about seeing, observing and overlooking. As on earlier occasions, Moti uses extremely economical means to engage with a complex theme. A few photographs at first show decorative, handcrafted objects that seem to come from a variety of cultures. Using items from the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) in London as models, Melvin Moti had some of them made specially, others found in antique dealer’s shops. A small book of texts giving the reader a comprehensive insight into Melvin Moti’s thorough and profound preparatory reflections is on display, while a specially produced film provides the centrepiece of the installation. This film completely foregoes digital technology and emphasises the perfect, hand-crafted skill of the large-scale cinematographic productions of the 1970s. It shows painted moons and the decorative objects already seen in the photographs moving along various orbits and, in slow-paced images of hypnotic beauty, tells of detachment, of suspension in seemingly weightless disconnection from all points of reference. This depiction of weightlessness is a poetic metaphor for Melvin Moti’s view of the famous London museum, which for him is the classic example of a “zero-gravity museum”. Containing a huge collection of art objects from all epochs and origins, this …
Wonder is the third book in Robert J. Sawyer’s Wake Watch Wonder trilogy. The advent of Webmind—a vast consciousness that spontaneously emerged from the infrastructure of the World Wide Web—is changing everything. But Colonel Peyton Hume, the Pentagon’s top expert on artificial intelligence, is convinced Webmind is a threat. He turns to the hacker underground to help him bring Webmind down. Then, hackers start mysteriously vanishing. I Meanwhile, Caitlin Decter—the once-blind 16-year-old math genius who discovered Webmind— desperately tries to protect her friend. And Masayuki Kuroda, the scientist whose implant gave Caitlin sight, modifies his technology to help Sinanthropus, a paraplegic Chinese freedom blogger, regain use of his legs—unaware of Sinanthropus’s role in China’s plans to eliminate Webmind. Can this new world of wonder survive—or will everything, Webmind included, come crashing down? Visit www.wakewatchwonder.com for more information.