At first, neither the ships nor the inhabitants of the ships interfered with them.
That changed.
The Xyce — the only known indigenous inhabitants from the WhereHow dimension — have been attacking Consortium ships and cities. They even invade The Planned Happenstance, a galactic liner, while it travels through the WhereHow. Bandonn and his fellow crewmembers must figure out why the Xyce attacked them. The answer leaves them astounded.
I can’t help it. I’m a born nerd. I have loved science fiction since I came home from school, turned on the television and watched reruns of Lost in Space. Then I graduated to Star Trek. I still remember going to the theater with my dad and brother and watching Star Wars. My dad said he had no idea what the movie was about. But I loved it.
Moving on to literature, when I read Dune in middle school, it changed my attitude about reading. From there it was Anne McCaffrey’s dragon books. My friends and I shared copies of the original Elfquest graphic novels on the school bus.
Don’t ask me who my favorite author is. I have more than one and I appreciate each of them for different reasons. But some science fiction and fantasy authors who have influenced me include: Dan Simmons, Frank Herbert, Connie Willis, Vernor Vinge, C. S. Lewis, Neil Gaiman, Madeleine L’Engle, and … I could go on until lunchtime.