With only his genetically modified cat for companionship, Emmett Carson finds himself stranded deep in the asteroid belt after his tiny asteroid hunter ship suffers a catastrophic power plant explosion...
Deep in debt and on the outs with his long-suffering girlfriend, things are looking grim. Carson needs to get his act together...
But first, he must figure out how to survive the next twenty-four hours...
Born and raised in Minnesota, educated at Moorhead State (Moorhead, MN) and North Dakota State University. I developed a passion for science fiction in junior high and have been hooked ever since. I started writing science fiction sometime around 1986 or so and about a dozen of my short stories were published in pioneering online magazines such as "Athene" and "Intertext."
I have been employed as a potato scientist at the University of Idaho since 1991. I currently serve on the editorial boards of two national trade journals and have written more than two hundred educational and informative articles for the popular press. I live with my wife and two cats (or is it the other way around?) in southeastern Idaho, where most of the potatoes are.
An irresistible compulsion just a few years ago to get back into writing science fiction resulted in "The Scrapyard Incident." Maybe the theme of the book would make more sense if I admitted to having an inexplicable interest in junkyards too...