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One of the distinct pleasures I experience as a SciFi/Fantasy blogger is I get to meet people from all walks of life via the great Information Superhighway. While many of them are offering me services or advice on how to better run my little Rest Stop (aka SciFiHistory.Net), others are simply stopping by to say hello, request a posting update, or asking if I can make readers aware of a new item which may be of interest to them. (Keep in mind that I'm not in the business of reviewing digital content, so please don't mistake a blurb here or there as any kind of professional endorsement: the only thing I'm honestly professional at is being me!)
In that regard, I'd like to give a SciFi-ShoutOut today to budding author Alberto Guaita Tello. He's crafted a new fantasy novel -- The Eyes Of The Sea -- and it's available for purchase via Amazon.com right here. And here's the information about the title for those of you hesitant to follow the link:
In the early 1970’s, on the coast of Cameroon, young Fanya and her grandmother, Simone the tribal healer, find a wounded, unconscious being lying on the beach, tangled in a mass of seaweed. The strange creature is human-like and goes by the name of Sharduk. Together, the two women will try to save Sharduk’s life, healing his wounds and hiding him in the mangrove swamp. When he awakes, he will tell them the story of the distant world he comes from, Telluria, and how he came to ours through a mysterious portal called a crossing point. Fanya and the convalescent Sharduk soon fall in love, but due to dangerous circumstances he must leave her, promising to return with a safe means for them to travel together back to his world through the underwater crossing point that had brought him here. Thus begins an epic story full of adventure, romance, African magic, and science fiction, with surprising twists and turns along the way. It’s a tale that will take us to the new worlds and new mysteries of each of its characters, who find themselves confronting prejudice in their different societies, as well as terrible enemies. An epic tale of adventure, love, African magic, and mystery.
Congrats to Mr. Tello on achieving this release, and we here at SciFiHistory.Net wish him the best of luck in this and his future endeavors!
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
In that regard, I'd like to give a SciFi-ShoutOut today to budding author Alberto Guaita Tello. He's crafted a new fantasy novel -- The Eyes Of The Sea -- and it's available for purchase via Amazon.com right here. And here's the information about the title for those of you hesitant to follow the link:
In the early 1970’s, on the coast of Cameroon, young Fanya and her grandmother, Simone the tribal healer, find a wounded, unconscious being lying on the beach, tangled in a mass of seaweed. The strange creature is human-like and goes by the name of Sharduk. Together, the two women will try to save Sharduk’s life, healing his wounds and hiding him in the mangrove swamp. When he awakes, he will tell them the story of the distant world he comes from, Telluria, and how he came to ours through a mysterious portal called a crossing point. Fanya and the convalescent Sharduk soon fall in love, but due to dangerous circumstances he must leave her, promising to return with a safe means for them to travel together back to his world through the underwater crossing point that had brought him here. Thus begins an epic story full of adventure, romance, African magic, and science fiction, with surprising twists and turns along the way. It’s a tale that will take us to the new worlds and new mysteries of each of its characters, who find themselves confronting prejudice in their different societies, as well as terrible enemies. An epic tale of adventure, love, African magic, and mystery.
Congrats to Mr. Tello on achieving this release, and we here at SciFiHistory.Net wish him the best of luck in this and his future endeavors!
As always, thanks for reading ... and live long and prosper!
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