Null Infinity: Book 1 in Wide Release

For those that frequent such online stores as Apple, B&N, Kobo, and others my novel Null Infinity: Book 1 is being released this Sunday. The other two books will follow in the next two months. The books look at the theory of large extra-dimensions as proposed by the physicists Randall and Sundrum and described in Randall's book Warped Passages. (Sorry, every time I think of that title the old song, Time Passages by Al Stewart, pops into my head. I just listened to it, did you know Alan Parsons produced it?).

Anyway, the books take the idea of the Bulk (the large extra-dimension) and the branes (spacetime universes) that exist in the Bulk and extrapolates that physics while sending the protagonists on an adventure. Here is an excerpt in which they first encounter the phenomenon of the extra-dimension intruding into our world as a result of their experiment:

Time Wars: Complete Discount

 

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Time Wars: Complete will be marked down from $3.99 to $1.99 between 3/31/25 to 4/21/25 in association with a Kobo promotion for the weekend of 4/19-4/20.

This is my collection of three novels based on the speculation; what if time were caused by a quantum field? If so, then it would have a particle of time associated with it called the chron. In fact, I ended up with three particles, in addition to the chron. I called them the chron+ and the chron-.

The chron+, if dominant, can speed up time, the chron- can slow time down. A table of a speculatively modified Standard Model of Particle Physics is included.

The first novel, Time Wars, speculates what may happen if the military gains control. As the blurb says:

L4 Station Release and Other News

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First item:

Sometime March 20, midnight Amazon time, my latest novel L4 Station will be released.

While an adventure story (with a young protagonist) it is also a near future, hard science fiction novel. It is in my Remembered Earth universe and builds on the Lunar Series of short stories and novellas (though it is completely standalone).

As I say in the blurb:

The first crew replacement ship to the L4 point of the Earth-Moon system carried the new personnel needed to continue mining the asteroids found there.

It also carried thirteen-year-old Raymond Jones and his younger brother Roger, along with others their age.

Raymond is a bookworm and also from the Moon which makes him a two-time loser to some of the other kids.

But he is determined to not let the bullies, the dangers of space, or his lowly status defeat him.

And others are starting to notice his determination, especially Cindy.