MT. PLEASANT, Mich., Sept. 3, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Familiar with those Russian dolls such that when you open them, there is another doll, inside which is still another doll and so on? Supposing our world is like that? Imagine a planet within a planet, inhabited by a different race of people with different customs. If you can, then welcome to author Edward Fisher's amazing The Lands of Inchoate!
The Lands of Inchoate 2: The Before Time is the prequel to The Lands of Inchoate: The Now Time. It is the intriguing tale of a dark-matter planet inside the Earth. The positive matter of Earth hardly reacts with Inchoate. Occasionally, an animal or person at a particular point on Earth's surface "falls" onto the mysterious planet with its curious people, places, and customs. Two species of two-legged intelligence, the blue Homo vulgaris and the green Homo shardana each have capabilities the other does not have but need.
They live in a complex society where chaos and complexity produce unexpected and often unwanted results. The Progenitors are extremely intelligent visitors from a distant part of the Galaxy. They provide guidance, often ignored by the citizens of the lands of Inchoate. Then calamity arises - and all are in danger...
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About the Author
Author Edward Fisher has had three careers. He was in the United States Air Force for 21 years and worked at Cape Canaveral at the beginning of the Space Era, the Pentagon as a strategic analyst and the Air Force Institute of Technology as a professor. He then taught about the use of computers in business at Central Michigan University for 24 years and is a Professor Emeritus. During these 45 years, he wrote and presented numerous technical papers and educational materials. Now he is an author: this is his fourth book of fiction.
The Lands of Inchoate 2 * by Edward Fisher
The Before Time
Publication Date: March 23, 2009
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