Bøger udgivet af Dale Stubbart

There are various versions of space-faring races. There are also various ways in which they might get along. That doesn't seem likely to happen this time.The Errowroots only travel through space when they need a new Planet. The people of Ven-trix explore space as little as possible. They have that capability, but nobody there really wants to Explore space. The Errowroots are conquerors. The use a Planet until it is used up. Then they go and conquer the next one. The people of Ven-trix are peaceloving. Still, they're isolationists. They don't want visitors from outerspace, let alone neighbors.The Errowroots always easily conquer the next Planet. Yet something went wrong when they tried to conquer Ven-trix. Selectron, a machine with many randomly pulsating lights has decided that Etosh, a young Errowroot, will go down to the Planet and find its weaknesses. Selectron makes all the decisions for the Errowroots. Selectron is never wrong.Cher-dan lives on Ven-trix. Unlike everyone else on that Planet, he would love to go to space. Maybe next year, when he is of age. What will happen when these two encounter each other?The Errowroots have Selectron - an all powerful machine on their side. The people of Ven-trix has Ven-trach on theirs. Ven-trach is an all powerful entity who is referred to as The One. Will the Errowroots conquer Ven-trix and make all it's people their servants? Or will Ven-trix somehow survive?

What's it really like to be a remote viewer? What's it like to view what people are doing from afar without them knowing? What's it like to spy on people?Katu PF finds himself in this situation. Every year young people develop the ability to see what those on the other side of the periphery are doing. These are called Trans-Peripheralists. One might be come a Trans-Peripheralist at age 9. If you are going to become a Trans-Peripheralist, you will do so by the time your 12, maybe 13. Katu, however, doesn't gain this ability until age 16. And, only he knows that he has this ability.If you are a Trans-Peripheralist, you're supposed to report when someone beyond the periphery is shirking their duties. What's Katu going to do? Who's he going to tell? He can't be a Trans-Peripheralist - he's too old. Nobody will believe him.

And, lo, and behold, there was a famine throughout the landAnd Ice Cream was nowhere to be foundThe people cried and prayed for Ice CreamBut it couldn't be found in any freezerAll they could do was rememberUntil they all forgot, except oneHis name was GrandpaThis is a full dialog book. That means that the main part of the book is pure conversation. There are for speakers in this book - Young Bobby, Bobby's Grandpa, Bobby's mom, and a doctor. Grandpa loves telling Bobby about Ice Cream. But he's not supposed to, because supposedly there never was such a thing. Bobby's Mom raises Bobby and takes care of Grandpa all by herself (well, Bobby helps). She seems obsessed with making Brownies, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Read this book, remember all that you love about Ice Cream, and find out why it has disappeared in this version of the world. Also enjoy all the scheming by Grandpa and Bobby.

Stuck in prison. Nothing to do. Other than play mind games with the guards.Hmmm, there's a transmission coming in on that computer across the way. It's a good thing that I can access computers with my mind. It's a good thing that the guards don't know that I can access that computer with my mind.What's the Transmission say? Calling Point Nemo. Where the heck is that? In the middle of nowhere. 4 km deep ocean and no land anywhere near. Why would a spaceship be calling Point Nemo? There's nothing there! Military Prisoner Where-Anon; Thought-to-be-dead Cyborg Nerve Venom; Translation Guru Ling Su; and Mythologist Kalamalama team up to safely bring in the spaceship piloted by Janowitz and Harowolski (not their real names). If any of the 27 Governments find out about this spaceship from another galaxy, they will shoot it down. In the mean time these extra-terrestrials are trying to deal with other problems. The main one being, why is no one responding to their hail? This book mixes recent scientific discoveries, with lingering scientific questions like why isn't Pluto a planet. Sci-Fi science is also included, as are mythology, first contact, and humor.