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Robert McIntyre

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I am a self-employed IT consultant. No mission is too dangerous.

rhmcintyre@gmail.com

favourite books

Chronicles (Bob Dylan)
Master and Margarita (Mikhail Bulgakov)
Spook Country (William Gibson)
Stranger in a Strange Land (Robert Heinlein)
The Great Gatsby (F Scott Fitgerald)
The Thought Gang (Tibor Fisher)

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http://www.thefastwalker.com    

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my books

Gravity Hill

Robert McIntyre

There are two versions of science. One is kept secret. When Jackson discovers this, there's no going back.


Bill Mayfield, 19 year old Jackson's grandfather and role model, was gone. When Jackson accidentally stumbles upon what his grandfather left behind it changes everything for him.

Catapulted from England to Hong Kong by a machine that shouldn't exist, Jackson resolves to investigate his grandfather's secret history. He encounters allies and enemies in equal measure as he follows the trail to the United States where the clandestine Fastwalkers are waiting and he must confront the murderous Clean-up Squad.

If data gets ahead of theory, run with the data; if your faith is tested, go with people you trust.

'Gravity Hill' is 108k words long in five parts. Part 1 is currently uploaded here:

Part 1 - High Lane
Part 2 - Lantau Island
Part 3 - Desert Center
Part 4 - Crash Site Colorado
Part 5 - The Fastwalker

 

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Just Joey wrote 8 hours ago

I want you on the book cover, Bob. Fuck what the publishers say - I w....

Just Joey wrote 1 day ago

New new book will be called 'The Boy who Smelled of Butter'.

kristylo wrote 7 days ago

HELLO, How are you today.my name is kristy,i saw your profile today ....

fatema wrote 11 days ago

Have a look at my books,

Famlavan wrote 11 days ago

Robert - No prob's. - Ian

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I wrote 30 days ago

This book gets to the bottom of the human condition and challenges our ass-umptions about who and what we are. I recommend it to all truth seekers and banana lovers. You won't be disappointed, it will move you more than a coffee enema. view book

I wrote 364 days ago

Light hearted pastiche and physical comedy that is redolent of a more innocent and honest age. Broken into easy to read wordbites, if you don't have a toilet to read this on, buy one. view book

I wrote 462 days ago

This is a playful new world story about the melting pot of New York. I found the dialogue driven approach made it readable whilst the more detailed paragraphs were reserved for linguistic experimentation. The juxtaposition of the two avoided any form of self-indulgence. Ch. 1 - Great start. I alw... view book

I wrote 463 days ago

This is character-driven literary fiction with a plausible set-up on which to hang the character development. As previous comments have said, it's readable and eloquent. I thought you got the chapter lengths i read just right. I only have a few observations on the first 3 chapters: Ch. 1 - The op... view book

I wrote 500 days ago

This is quite challenging to read but rewarding and once i became accustomed to the world and the style in which it is presented i found it easier and more involving. You use language richly and with great care. Sometimes, as the previous commentator says, less may be more, but you are clearly reach... view book

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