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Peter’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Peter’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Superb Reading Experiences in 2025: Andrew Seddon’s WREATHS OF EMPIRE
In 2025, I read Andrew M. Seddon’s WREATHS OF EMPIRE, and found it absolutely delightful.
The story begins with action right away. Junior Lieutenant Jade Lafrey’s life changed when her captain (Harriet Mears-Hadley) called on her to man the empty scan console as the Proximity Alarm sounded. The fleet was under surprise attack by the alien Gara’nesh. In panic, the fleet admiral ordered a full re
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Hello Marie, I'd like to get your second book on Smashwords. Are they listed there? --Peter Kazmaier
Hello! I am not listed on Smashwords. I don't really know what Smashwords is, actually. It's only available on Amazon so far. If you search "Heaven's Hunter," the series will come up.
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“[Professor Kinnerton] Has the fact that we have about 97 percent of our DNA in common with chimpanzees escaped you? How can you still argue we are special and have a soul when we are so obviously animals? ... [Al Gleeson] With due respect sir, the 97 percent is precisely the problem. Are chimpanzees 97 percent of the way to splitting the atom? Are they 97 percent of the way to writing their first sonnet? Someone tittered at the back of the room. Are bonobos 97 percent of the way to putting the first bonobo on the moon? Is there an orangutan somewhere with a simian Mona Lisa 97 percent finished?”
― The Halcyon Dislocation
― The Halcyon Dislocation
“Our early success, blessing that it was, made us complacent and we weren't sufficiently afraid of what came next. Sometimes having a little fear early saves one from experiencing a big fear later on. [Al Gleeson in THE HALCYON DISLOCATION]”
― The Halcyon Dislocation
― The Halcyon Dislocation
“Why tell me to be reasonable when you should be telling me to be courageous?" [Arlana to Dave in The Battle for Halcyon]”
― The Battle for Halcyon
― The Battle for Halcyon
“[Professor Kinnerton] Has the fact that we have about 97 percent of our DNA in common with chimpanzees escaped you? How can you still argue we are special and have a soul when we are so obviously animals? ... [Al Gleeson] With due respect sir, the 97 percent is precisely the problem. Are chimpanzees 97 percent of the way to splitting the atom? Are they 97 percent of the way to writing their first sonnet? Someone tittered at the back of the room. Are bonobos 97 percent of the way to putting the first bonobo on the moon? Is there an orangutan somewhere with a simian Mona Lisa 97 percent finished?”
― The Halcyon Dislocation
― The Halcyon Dislocation
“Our early success, blessing that it was, made us complacent and we weren't sufficiently afraid of what came next. Sometimes having a little fear early saves one from experiencing a big fear later on. [Al Gleeson in THE HALCYON DISLOCATION]”
― The Halcyon Dislocation
― The Halcyon Dislocation
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Stan wrote: "Merry Christmas!"Merry Christmas to you Stan. You have a wonderful collection of C. S. Lewis books at your store. Many blessings in 2019.
Brent wrote: "Peter, Great to connect on here as friends. You have been an encouraging and positive evangelical voice on the apologetics board. Great to have you around.
Brent"
Thanks for your kind words, Brent. I very much appreciate your leadership in keeping our discussion forum running.
Peter, Great to connect on here as friends. You have been an encouraging and positive evangelical voice on the apologetics board. Great to have you around.
Brent
