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Near Future Science Fiction Novel: Thunder Moon Tussle
Thunder Moon Tussle, A Near Future Science Fiction Novel
Thunder Moon Tussle is a near future science fiction novel by Torn MacAlester. Nils is a prospector, sometimes smuggler, who seems to always get into altercations with the local […]
Near Future Science Fiction Moon Deputy
Who is the Science Fiction Moon Deputy? Read Thunder Moon Tussle and find out. Available on Amazon Kindle and where books are sold. Chapter 4 Y+33 Nils […]
Cycle 3: A New Story by Torn MacAlester
From his Texas Office, Nils fell into the routine since they landed the remote-control crawler on the lunar surface. For about two weeks, he’d work nearly fourteen-hour days. Then once […]
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Thunder Moon Tussle by Torn MacAlester
My novel Thunder Moon Tussle is available in kindle unlimited, kindle, and paperback on amazon.com. Nils Carmike, a fallen from grace astronaut turned smuggler, forges a new life on […]
Thunder Moon Tussle and Morgan’s Road
Among other things, Nils Carmike is a story teller. This is something his friend Milton finds ridiculous. This provides the backdrop for Thunder Moon Tussle by Torn MacAlester https://twitter.com/authors_ol/status/1433862373446725633?s=20 […]
From the pages of Thunder Moon Tussle: Lunadyne Corporation
When Orbitdyne began their lunar operations, they changed their name to Lunadyne. They are the principle owner and operator of Conrad Station. Orbitdyne was originally founded by Ava and Ernie […]
Morgan’s Road by Torn MacAlester
My short story Morgan’s Road acts as a prequel to the remainder of my current stories including my novel Thunder Moon Tussle. I wrote the story itself to romanticize the […]