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    Still in Beta. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #17: Short Reads Series
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    Still in Beta. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #17: Short Reads Series

    By Neil A. Hogan

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    While experimenting on himself to raise his brain waves frequencies to see the areas of reality that a normal human cannot perceive, a scientist discovers something completely unexpected.

    Something that could affect the entire human race now and forever.

    'Still in Beta' is #17 in the Science Fiction Weekly Short Reads Series. A short science fiction story of about 5500 words

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMaldek House
    Release dateFeb 9, 2019
    ISBN9780463044636
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    Still in Beta. Science Fiction Weekly Short Story #17: Short Reads Series
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    Neil A. Hogan

    Neil A. Hogan writes crazy, weird, unimaginable science fiction with a multidimensional theme. Generally, unbelievable space opera style stories with aliens. Expect conscious galaxies, multifrequency realities, strange physics and other concepts with a metaphysical influence.Neil A. Hogan currently writes for seven different series:www.StellarFlash.comJoin Captain Jonathan Hogart and his crew of aliens as they explore new civilizations in their interfrequency starship The Stellar Flash. Books in the series include 'Alien Frequency' and 'The Andromeda Effect' Book Three 'Temporal Incursion' is due out in 2019.www.AlienDimensions.comAn anthology series featuring authors from around the world, edited by Neil A. Hogan. This series is now up to issue 16.www.FantasyShortStories.comA new anthology series currently in the works, with Book One due out in September 2018.www.AlienCharacters.comAn illustrated and text only series for children, the Alien Characters have come together to explore the Large Magellanic Cloud and then cross the void to the Milky Way Galaxy. On the way they meet more aliens. The focus of the stories is about appreciated the differences people have and how they can work together to solve problems. There are over 28 illustrated books in the series and over 40 text-only stories with more on the way.www.GalacticMissions.comA novella series for young adults, it explores Earth's encounter with aliens, with the help of the Alien Characters who, after 70 stories in their own series, briefly help out in this one.www.DinosaurCharacters.comA limited series focused on intelligent dinosaurs living 66 million years ago and their discovery of an ancient dinosaur city.www.ScienceFictionWeekly.comA weekly science fiction series. Series one consisted of 13 short stories released over a 4 month period in 2017. A new series is planned for late 2018.

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