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Mike Gorden is a German science fiction writer and a self-published author. His main work is the “Moíra Cycle”, whose volumes “The Universe in a Dewdrop”, “The frozen Big Bang”, “The Secrets of the Undead”, “Empath” and “Neutron Rider” have so far been only published in the German language.
This is about to change.
He, and his friends have first translated a series of six hard science fiction novels which are loosely connected.
The author evolves unconventional and imaginative ideas about what our universe could look like and presents them to you in an entertaining and thrilling way.
He has chosen to use British English. We hope that the quality of the translations is sufficient to present Mike Gorden’s work adequately.
Feedback and critique are welcome!
Newest novels online:
My Blog
- Cats Cradle
The name-giving Cat’s Cradle is a game of skill with cords stretched over the fingers that have to be picked up by a second person according to certain rules. We used to play it a lot when I was a child and I was fascinated by the patterns that could be created by namely creatively interpreting the rules. - Rezension: Under A Full Moon (Slate Mountain Wolf Pack Book 1) (English Edition) by Sammi Cee & Michelle Frost ***
The racist sheriff, the hypocrite mayor which is the father of one main character, the threat coming from the bears normally give lots of stuff for something unexpected… - Dragon King Charlie
Charlie achieved a place in my heart during the first two parts of this series. So I gladly forgive him that he didn’t take care of temporal logic this time … - Space Pirate Charlie
Review of »Space Pirate Charlie« by Scott BaronIch kann diese Reihe nur empfehlen. Das Englisch ist nicht allzu anspruchsvoll und steckt voller entzückender Germanismen und Redewendungen, die es wortgleich auch im Deutschen gibt.Space Pirate Charlie (The Dragon Mage #2) by Scott BaronMy rating: 5 of 5 starsCharlies adventure continues. He and his dragon are making… Space Pirate Charlie weiterlesen - Review of Scott Barons »Bad Luck Charlie«
This story took me out of my universe. Charlie fell through a wormhole into a parallel universe where tech is nothing and magic is all. I felt like being dragged into a strange place somewhere between Gor, Eragon and Harry Potter …
Some of my characters are gay. If that bothers you, this site is not for you.
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