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It’s… difficult to say. If the claims in it were true, it could change our idea of reality. The claims made within its pages are tantalising precisely because they are completely unverifiable, with claims of all pertinent information, conveniently or inconveniently, depending on your viewpoint, being classified.
In any case, a rollicking case of psi powers, time trave and monsters. Who knows, maybe it’s true.

Free to read: horror novelette, (1st draft) http://mikerickard.co.uk/novelette-ho...

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So, so, good thus far. Probably the best book on writing a story I've ever read, and at this point, there's quite a few.

A riveting read, although infuriating in part. Purportedly true, but with any concrete evidence hidden behind veils of governmental secrecy. Even the beginning of the book refers to this directly, mentioning ‘soft facts’. Still a (literally,) fantastic story, even if any time the mention of evidence is brought up, out comes the screen marked government secrets, or occasionally another one marked ‘NDA’.

I’m reading this to my daughter as a bedtime story, but I think I’m actually enjoying it more.
I’ve just finished book 2 and I think Ursula’s writing style might be my second favourite, after Ray Bradbury.

So far, filled with enough intrigue and promise for me to keep turning pages.