Psycho Science Fiction Book Gives a New Twist to Noah’s Ark
James L. Hill creates a futuristic world where technology has replaced God and mankind struggles to retain its humanity.
New York, NY, September 12, 2013 --(PR.com)-- A mind blowing drama, "Pegasus: A Journey To New Eden" is a psychological thriller that show how wrong society can go when technology is uncontrolled. Written by James L. Hill, this suspenseful hair-raiser allows the readers to explore a twisted future where corporations replace governments and humans are an expendable commodity. It is a dark time of power and greed set against the desolation of space exploration.
With a fascinating set of diverse characters, this story reflect how interracial issues still plague the thinking and actions of those in power and those trying to escape its crushing grip. Using totally automated robots, companies build their own worlds in orbit around the Earth. Instead of building a shining utopian society of space stations in the near future, the world slides back into slavery.
Pegasus, the first starship, will take the best that the world has to offer and transplant it on another world. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as the only two people to escape the escalating madness must wrestle control of the ship from its Artificial Intelligence and restore faith in human dignity. In this work, readers see a future that is just around the corner. Beware, technology advances faster than our knowledge of what to do with it.
"Pegasus: A Journey To New Eden" by James L. Hill
Publication Date: May 31, 2013
Trade Paperback; $ 19.99; 108 pages; 978-1-4836-4062-4
eBook; $ 3.99; 978-1-4836-4063-1
About The Author
James L. Hill is a native New Yorker, born and raised in the Bronx. He spent his
adolescence years in Fort Apache, the South Bronx 41st precinct during the 60’s. Raised on blues, soul, and rock and roll gave him the heart of a flower child. Educated by the turmoil of Vietnam, Civil Rights, and the Sexual Revolution turned him into a gladiator. Realizing the precariousness of life gave him an adventurous outlook to try anything once, and if it did not kill him, maybe twice.
12 years of Catholic education and a couple of years in college spread between wild drug induce euphoric years, which did not kill him, gave James L. Hill an unique moral compass that swings in any direction it wants. A scientific mind and the spirit of nothing is impossible if you want it bad enough guides his writings. He enjoys traveling to new places and seeing what life has to offer.
He worked in the financial industry as a processing clerk and later got a degree in computer programming, his other love. He has a successful career as a software engineer designing, developing and maintaining systems for the government and the private sector and has been programming for nearly forty years in various languages. Now James L. Hill writes crime stories and science fiction, with a slant on the dark side of life.
Married with six kids, nine grandchildren keeps him on the go. Now lives in Virginia Beach.
With a fascinating set of diverse characters, this story reflect how interracial issues still plague the thinking and actions of those in power and those trying to escape its crushing grip. Using totally automated robots, companies build their own worlds in orbit around the Earth. Instead of building a shining utopian society of space stations in the near future, the world slides back into slavery.
Pegasus, the first starship, will take the best that the world has to offer and transplant it on another world. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster as the only two people to escape the escalating madness must wrestle control of the ship from its Artificial Intelligence and restore faith in human dignity. In this work, readers see a future that is just around the corner. Beware, technology advances faster than our knowledge of what to do with it.
"Pegasus: A Journey To New Eden" by James L. Hill
Publication Date: May 31, 2013
Trade Paperback; $ 19.99; 108 pages; 978-1-4836-4062-4
eBook; $ 3.99; 978-1-4836-4063-1
About The Author
James L. Hill is a native New Yorker, born and raised in the Bronx. He spent his
adolescence years in Fort Apache, the South Bronx 41st precinct during the 60’s. Raised on blues, soul, and rock and roll gave him the heart of a flower child. Educated by the turmoil of Vietnam, Civil Rights, and the Sexual Revolution turned him into a gladiator. Realizing the precariousness of life gave him an adventurous outlook to try anything once, and if it did not kill him, maybe twice.
12 years of Catholic education and a couple of years in college spread between wild drug induce euphoric years, which did not kill him, gave James L. Hill an unique moral compass that swings in any direction it wants. A scientific mind and the spirit of nothing is impossible if you want it bad enough guides his writings. He enjoys traveling to new places and seeing what life has to offer.
He worked in the financial industry as a processing clerk and later got a degree in computer programming, his other love. He has a successful career as a software engineer designing, developing and maintaining systems for the government and the private sector and has been programming for nearly forty years in various languages. Now James L. Hill writes crime stories and science fiction, with a slant on the dark side of life.
Married with six kids, nine grandchildren keeps him on the go. Now lives in Virginia Beach.
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To request a complimentary paperback review copy, contact the publisher at (888) 795-4274 x. 7879. To purchase copies of the book for resale, please fax Xlibris at 812-355-4079 or call (888) 795-4274 x. 7879.
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