¿The Makus Nexus - Schaller, Dan
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What is needed when an unknown group selects time periods to focus on correcting and it needs to do so without being overt? What is used to start a reaction (or chain reaction) which has compounding effects as the linear progression of time unfolds? The answer: Catalyst. What is a point where (and when) a single course of action or choice can change the outcome of future events? Where does the unknown group here, ply their very unique techniques for effecting its preferred outcome? Answer: Nexus With the given nexus found and ready to be entered, what will the catalyst that has been chosen be…mehr

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What is needed when an unknown group selects time periods to focus on correcting and it needs to do so without being overt? What is used to start a reaction (or chain reaction) which has compounding effects as the linear progression of time unfolds? The answer: Catalyst. What is a point where (and when) a single course of action or choice can change the outcome of future events? Where does the unknown group here, ply their very unique techniques for effecting its preferred outcome? Answer: Nexus With the given nexus found and ready to be entered, what will the catalyst that has been chosen be up to the task? Will the group be able to maintain their unknown status or will factions vying for dominance assume control of what the chosen catalyst has set in motion? Hold on for a ride with turns you will not see coming. The intrigue will keep you riveted.
Autorenporträt
Being inspired by authors like Asimov and universes like Star Gate and Babylon 5, I have found that expression through words about the type of story-line I would like to see in print and on the silver screen needed to be read by others so they too could be inspired. As I was writing this novel, nearly everyone whom I showed the rough draft for the first five chapters were so enthralled they were clamoring for each chapter before I could even get finished deciding on a title for them. I finally had to stop showing them the draft until I had it done and it was proof-read a couple of times. (I'm a bit of a perfectionist which made writing The Makus Nexus take longer than it probably would have otherwise.) I do welcome thoughts on what my readers believe is the origin of the group and characters within the story. It is good to see what the fuel my novel has been for their creativity, imagination, and logical progression of events. Writing wasn't my first choice, but it does provide a level of gratification that can only be found by seeing a completed work in print and in the hands of enthusiastic readers. The knowledge of being able to transport them to another universe is incredible.