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Now available: June 30,2009 Electric Spec issue.
The Dog That Broke the Camel's Back by David E. Hughes and Lesley L. Smith published in the June 30, 2009 issue of ElectricSpec.
Featured July 2009 story: Rockets Red Glare.
Posted: information about Lesley's new novel Multiple Possibilities
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Featured Novel: Multiple Possibilities In Multiple Possibilities, a spunky physicist masters quantum possibilities and makes all her dreams come true.
Reality splits into two possibilities for physicist Lauren Martin on the first day of her fabulous new professor job. One Lauren is flattened by a car and one Lauren is left standing on the side of the road. Lauren saves herself by picking the possibility in which she's not bleeding to death. A smokin' hot colleague, Mario Rivas, helps her solve the mystery of what happened: she can use quantum mechanics to pick possibilities and affect reality. When Mario and Lauren steal a kiss, it's a doozie and totally destroys the man-cation Lauren imposed to heal her broken heart. Things only get more complicated from there as Lauren's students use quantum mechanical possibilities to commit crimes and people start dying. Lauren steps up and risks her life, her relationship with Mario, and incidentally, reality itself, to stop the quantum criminals. In the end, Lauren foils the bad guys and the positive possibilities are endless...
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July 2009 Featured Story: Rockets Red Glare Happy Fourth of July! |
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ezine: ElectricSpec
Shockingly good short works of science fiction, fantasy, and the macabre.
Now available: June 30,2009 issue.
This features The Dog That Broke the Camel's Back by David E. Hughes and Lesley L. Smith in Editor's Corner.
Also check out the Electric Spec Editor Blog!
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Anything Would be Worth It in Analog Science Fiction and Fact December 2007 A physicist uses quantum mechanics to save her family. |
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