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Pursuing truth through fiction.

From the gorgeous Pacific Northwest to America’s capitol and on to the Golden State, the themes best associated with Science Fiction have always fired my imagination.

I grew up in Portland, Oregon surrounded by all of the environments I could wish for – mountains, ocean, desert, forests, valleys – where the beauty of the world was inescapable.

Then, nearly 20 years in Washington, DC, brought me up to date on humanity.

I now live in Hollywood, where I’ve been engaged in television and motion picture production.

Skills and experience include: Writer, director, fundraiser, musician, songwriter, producer, actor (Sceen Actors Guild).

Always working to close the gap between audition and performance. There's no such thing as nothing.

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other books by Steve Games are available on Amazon Kindle for e-readers:

Getting Too Young For This!
mOOn platOOn
Tangleshock
Free Radical: Slow Motion Murder
The Naked Professor


Novels by Steve Games, while individually complete unto themselves, share the same reality as part of an integrated fictional universe. Characters from all prior novels are drawn together in the novel America Unknown.





The Book
The Theatre Of The Absurd
Parallel Worlds
The Cosmic Connection
Profiles Of The Future
The Uses Of Enchantment
The Dancing Wu-Li Masters

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America Unknown

Steve Games

American history tossed into a Twilight Zone, baked with modern mythological superheroism and served with a frosting of hard science fiction.


A washed up NASA engineer may be the last hope for the future as a new era dawns for humanity.



He popped open the glove compartment and took out a small handgun. His heart raced. He held the weapon in his right hand, open palm. He was supposed to be sending explorers to Mars, not helping amateurs launch cremated egomaniacs and high school science experiments into orbit. The gun shifted in his hand, fingers wrapping around the handle, forefinger poised on the trigger. Now he couldn’t even operate a car. No one really needed him any more. No one would really miss him that much. He raised the gun to his temple and took a last look at the ocean. A flat, glistening object emerged from the water about a quarter mile off shore, flew for a short distance in Orbot’s direction making a slight waving motion, then dove back into the sea. He saw that, damn it. He saw that and wouldn’t let himself doubt it ever again!

The strangest night of Orbot’s life
Was the final one...

From before the United States to beyond the bounds of a single planet-

You Thought You Knew America?
Un-think it.


 

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How To Meet Women In Bars by John Harold McCoy The HBD Review: This book needs to be thrust to the editpr's desk without further hesitation. It is imperative that Harper Collins wrap its collective corporate mind around the invaluable treasurechest their cybenetic contribution has become... view book

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I wrote 84 days ago

I found a lot of passion and introspection in the passages I read, and was impressed with the realism of the dialogue. As a dramatist myself, I often imagine a scene unfolding and write down the dialogue first, building everything else around it. Be careful with too many adjectives. A phrase like "I... view book

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Iniko's Children: Pandora's Box by Danielle M. Thomas The HBD Review: "In Georgia," claims author Danielle, "we write like we talk." Since Danielle claims graduation from an accredited university, the state of higher education must be even worse than we feared. Apparently college graduat... view book

I wrote 112 days ago

Hi Gwenna, There are great bits of character and dialogue in here, even fragments of good story structure, but you have a lot of editing to do, as well as fixing the download. Chapters 2 - 6 are messed up badly with formatting errors and it's far too distracting a presentation. I backed you on th... view book

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