Machinations

by Michael James Wilbur

Overview

Sometimes a Dreamer just can't get a break. One thought he had finished with Mikaen and company and finally earned a vacation. Unfortunately, a favor done for an old friend leaves One right back where he started. Now One's going along with Mikaen's team to investigate the technological superpower of Ronisgald, an underground country controlled by the Artificial Intelligence of a long-dead civilization. It won't be easy; to uncover the truth about Ronisgald, One will come face to face with supervillains, mad emperors, the Ronisgald Security Force, and the rest of the Dreamers. Still, it's all in day's work for a member of the Elsewhere Incorporate, right?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011131103
Publisher:	Michael James Wilbur
Publication date:	10/29/2010
Series:	A Dreamer's Knight , #2
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	523 KB

About the Author

What can I say about myself? I'm a science fiction/fantasy author out to show that good sci-fantasy (or phantasy, as some call it) doesn't have to be all doom and gloom. I get seriously bummed when good heroes get killed for cheap drama, and love a good ol' happily ever after. As such, I jokingly call my chosen genre 'Bright Fiction'.

When not writing, I'm usually hanging out with another member of the real Elsewhere Incorporate; a loose collection of dreamers who enjoy games, movies, and music. I'm a big epic metal and punk rock fan, though I do enjoy most music genres. I enjoy games that are fun (such as Saints Row 2 and Burnout Paradise), but also like a good story (Mass Effect 2 ... and before you ask, Tali.) As for movies, well ... I've been watching Mystery Science Theater 3000 lately to get in touch with my inner nerd.

I enjoy chaos and coincidence, I love twists and time travel. More than anything, however, I want those who read my books to enjoy themselves. I hope this universe I've created becomes a sanctuary from the real world for anyone, even if just for a short while.

I tried to write all this in the third person, but it sounded incredibly pretentious. I mean, I know I wrote this, you know I wrote this ... who would I be trying to fool?