The Pornography Wars – A blend of satire and social comment in a Sci-fi classic.

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pens when an alien Mary Whitehouse moral campaigner seeks to clean up the media? Will the film set be shut down? There was much room for intrigue and fun.

The Pornography Wars takes political satire and social comment (with a liberal dash of humour) into a new dimension.
Sex is the essence of everything.
Is human history contrived by aliens?
Are we in a film set for an alien pornographic soap opera?
Is all human culture nothing more than an alien psych-master’s program?
What happens when the aliens argue over the future of pornography on their tridee sets?
What is going to happen to the future of human beings?

Star – Digital and Paperback 

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It’s the sixties – the three thousand one hundred and sixties. The Federation is in conflict with the Confederation. The Troman war rages. There is a civil rights issue with the Androvians. Youth all across the galaxy are in revolt. Rock Music, on an intergalactic scale, is the medium of the rebellion Zargos Ecstasy and the Terminal Brain Grope are providing the impetus for the rebellion. Zargos, a larger than life character based on Bob Dylan, Hendrix, Jagger, Jim Morrison and Bowie, struts the stage, putting his poems to music and rousing the spacefreaks to seek social justice.

If you lived through the sixties you’ll recognise it all.

AI on Ron Forsythe’s God’s Bolt

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“God’s Bolt” by Ron Forsythe is a gripping science fiction novel that explores the dramatic consequences of an asteroid impact on Earth. The story delves into the survival challenges faced by humanity, the scientific efforts to understand and mitigate the disaster, and the social and political upheavals that follow such a catastrophic event.

The book is known for its detailed scientific accuracy and compelling narrative, making it a favorite among sci-fi enthusiasts. Forsythe’s writing style combines suspense with thought-provoking scenarios, offering readers a thrilling yet intellectually stimulating experience.

Would you like to know more about the plot, the characters, or perhaps some reviews of the book?