Science Fiction Author and Enthusiast

J.C. has published five books:

1. Cat-astrophe. An antique dealer makes a find that is literally out of this world, propelling him on a planet-hopping quest to save Earth.

2. "Cat Stephens" Murphy, a successful antique dealer, uncovers a sentient alien device that gives him the ability to transport anywhere in the known universe. Learning of a plot to mine Earth's nuclear waste, he joins the Fungari Union Bureau of Alien Relations, an alien spy agency devoted to protecting undeveloped planets from exploitation. As a fledgling FUBAR agent, Cat is assigned a super sexy partner, Jasmine, who helps him acclimate to his new job as they pursue the evil Dr. X to the moon and back to Earth to stop X's plans to decimate the Fungari Union using Earth's stockpile of spent nuclear fuel.

• A Writer's Guide to Microsoft Word. A how-to book about Microsorft Word tailored for writers. It talks about the things a writer needs to know, in language that makes it easy to learn and leverage the software tool to improve productivity.

• Jericho Jones and the Forgotten Fortress. Jericho Jones is a xeno-archaeologist with a mission to prove his theories are correct. Are the Argornians, the alien race that left such tantalizing artifacts so long ago, really extinct or are they simply in hiding? This is my first attempt at a serial novel.

• Jericho Jones and the Slumbering Sentient. Jericho Jones finds himself alone, confronting an artificial sentience in charge of the forgotten fortress. Is it friend or foe? Will he find food and water before he perishes? Will he ever escape the prison he finds himself in? Only one way to find out -- read the book!. This is the second volume in the serial novel.

  Armagiddeon. What can cause an apocalypse, create zombies, and build robots? Aliens, of course. But mankind really brought them all upon themselves.

   

  His works in progress include:

• Of Love, Learning, and Loss. A novella about a sentient starship and a tragic maiden voyage.

• Jake and the A.I. (working title). Is the museum haunted, or is there some other explanation for the whispered voices that Jake hears in the Ancient Egyptian Room? Are they benign or sisister? Jake must race to find the answers, but is he helping a hapless visitor to the planet or a something with darker designs? You can read the prologue and first five chapters on Authonomy.com.

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Contact Info:

You may e-mail J.C. at:

j.carlysle@yahoo.com

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