What's New
I hope you enjoy these stories. If this is your first visit, these fanfics focus on certain characters. You'll find Saavik, Spock from Star Trek TOS movies, and Princess Leia Organa, Luke Skywalker, and Han Solo from Star Wars. The other characters, like McCoy or Lando, from these universes are here too, plus original characters in these stories written by me and the people I beta-read for.
Please email me with any questions or comments. And thanks again for visiting my site!
Updates:
The Race of Cain is now available as a paperback book/fanzine!
That's right! Cain is now available in print as a fanzine, and for the fun of it, I made it look like a real Star Trek paperback book so it'll fit on your shelf with the professional novels. In fact, it once looked exactly like the novels, but I changed to Lulu.com who does not use art on the spine and took out some of the leading pages to vastly reduce the price by $10. A book spine with a logo isn't worth ten bucks. ;)
Please note: it is still a fanzine! I'm making no money on it, not even a penny, so that I do not violate Paramount's copyright. The purchase price is for the printing only.
Also note that since this is a fanzine through a print on demand service, cost is a little higher than a normal paperback book. If you've ever bought fanzines before, you understand. I've also made it available as a downloadable PDF for free.
The Race of Cain
$14.18
- Note for the Star Trek section: I didn't explain something well. What JJ Abrams and his writers said was that scientists have proven that time is not linear. They didn't say time travel isn't possible, just that you can't jump through time and then go home again like we've seen in episodes such as City on the Edge of Forever, Yesterday's Enterprise, as well as Star Trek:The Voyage Home. You're stranded wherever you jumped. Joanna (Sands of Vulcan), who is a physicist, confirms this. Since I don't want to write anything that's the equivalent of flapping your arms and flying to the moon, I said I wouldn't finish the story Journey Back to Babel that I mention in Duty, since it's the same as saying the Enterprise crew went into the vacuum of space without suits and took a deep breath of air.