As a young kid I watched Neil Armstrong take that 'one small step', and I began devouring science fiction, from Asimov's Foundation, Clarke's Rama and Herbert's Dune, to today's Adrian Tchaikovsky and others. The Eden Paradox grew from a short story to a four-book series, followed by my take on alien AI in the Children of the Eye series. Always on the hunt for new sci-fi, always looking up to the stars and wondering not if, but when.
As a young kid I watched Neil Armstrong take that 'one small step', and I began devouring science fiction, from Asimov's Foundation, Clarke's Rama and Herbert's Dune, to today's Adrian Tchaikovsky and others. The Eden Paradox grew from a short story to a four-book series, followed by my take on alien AI in the Children of the Eye series. Always on the hunt for new sci-fi, always looking up to the stars and wondering not if, but when.
The Eden Paradox hit a high spot this morning on Amazon US, in Colonisation, Alien Invasion and Galactic Empire sci-fi categories - very nice to see (many thanks to my readers!). And I've just added an awesome video trailer of the entire Eden Paradox 4-book series (thanks so much Betty from Atomic Shelf). Check it out!
Welcome to the new website, where I've split my two writing personas - this one of science fiction, the other one (jfkirwanauthor.com) for my thrillers under the pen name J F Kirwan. The main news is the new video trailers for The Eden Paradox, designed by Betty at Atomic Shelf, soon to be followed by videos for the Children of the Eye series. I'm really pleased by the videos - Betty is talented! More to follow soon... Here's the Eden Paradox series overview video trailer, to whet your...
