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Joe Agster

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Born

Las Vegas, NV, USA, The United States

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http://www.timecrossers.com

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TheTimeCrosser

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Science Fiction, Thriller, Paranormal

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Robert Ludlum Alan Dean Foster John Grisham ...more

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My debut novel is The Final Six Days, book one of the Time Crossers series.

Born in Las Vegas, I've always had a desire to envision a futuristic version of what the city would be like, based on how much it has changed since I was a kid. Since graduating from UNLV with a degree in Computer Science, I have moved around and traveled a bit - I spent five years living in Seattle as a software consultant, including at Microsoft.

I am a die hard Chicago Cubs fan, but lately I have been rooting for my hometown Golden Knights!
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It's been almost two years since the release of The Final Six Days. When are you finally going to release the follow-up novels?

Joe Agster It took about five years, from concept to publication, to write The Final Six Days. Soon after publication, I spent months addressing issues related t…moreIt took about five years, from concept to publication, to write The Final Six Days. Soon after publication, I spent months addressing issues related to editorial quality along with launching marketing efforts. In early 2017, I finally got to work on book two, taking all the bits and pieces from notes to construct the core plot. After a few months of writing, I decided the plot was terrible and I ripped it all apart and started over. In the process, I moved a lot of the story into future sequels.

It was then that I realized I needed to flesh out the rest of the series, and from there I constructed the plots for books 2-4. After a few rounds of revisions, I finally settled on the structure of all three books. For the remaining months of 2017, I worked on the drafts for all three novels.

However, in 2018, life events happened. This derailed my writing efforts for a couple months. But in the process I cleared my head, and have recently resumed writing.

All in all, my utmost goal is a superb, fascinating set of stories that will enthrall readers. Quality cannot be rushed, and I hope when the remaining books are finally released, I have fulfilled my goal of writing the best, most deeply touching stories to my ability.(less)

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What are you currently working on?

Joe Agster Working on the skeleton outline of the remaining books in the Time Crosser series.

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New version of the Final Six Days is available for free preview

I am pleased to announce there is a new, 2020 Edition of The Final Six Days (Time Crossers Book 1) 2020 Edition now available. For a limited time, you can get a FREE preview copy from StoryOrigin, until it goes on sale July 17 at all the major eBook retailers.

What Changed?
New, crisper writing and editing style.
More futurism.
Some references to our current time.

Why?
With Book 2: The Paradox Guardian Read more of this blog post »

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