Then he left the room, the door sighing closed behind him to meld seamlessly with the wall.Thank you for dropping by. Please don't forget to drop in on the other SFFS authors. You can find their stuff here.
The vaulted hallway echoed with his sharp footsteps as he headed towards the far end, past the twin reception rooms, the sauna and the swimming pool. He would go for a swim after dinner.
He entered the psych room and the door closed behind him. Already he felt some of the tension of the day leave him. He rolled his shoulders and stretched his head back, taking in a deep breath as he did so.
The room was designed with peace and harmony in mind. It served a triple purpose: meditation sanctuary, dojo and psi gym. The floor was carpeted, a plush beige pile. The walls, and the door, were soundproofed, and formed four floor-to-ceiling projection screens.
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Saturday, 25 May 2013
SFFS 25/05/2013 - Takeover Bid
Welcome to this week's snippet for SFFS. It is another extract from Takeover Bid, continuing on from last week's snippet. I hope that you all enjoy it :-)
Saturday, 18 May 2013
SFFS 18/05/2013
Welcome back! It's great to have you join me for another snippet. I hope that you like it.
I should probably provide some context. Cam had just attempted to takeover an apparently failing empire, and they've rejected his offer, to his surprise (and frustration?). This week's snippet continues straight on from the one I posted last week, from Takeover Bid.
I should probably provide some context. Cam had just attempted to takeover an apparently failing empire, and they've rejected his offer, to his surprise (and frustration?). This week's snippet continues straight on from the one I posted last week, from Takeover Bid.
Running his own empire had taught him that one didn't make everything public. But then, why allow your empire to look like it was teetering on the brink of oblivion? That made even less sense.Cam sighed. It had been a long day, and he wasn't going to make any progress in his current state. He may as well close down and head to the psych room to do his exercises. They always helped him to unwind at the end of a stressful day.He shut the projection down, refusing to glance at it again. He knew its story by heart at either rate.Thank you for dropping by. Please don't forget to drop in on the other SFFS authors. You can find their stuff here.
Saturday, 11 May 2013
SFFS 11/05/2013
Hi everyone!! After a LOOOONG hiatus thanks to the birth of my daughter just over a year ago, I'm back - for now.
I have recently been adding to a few of my WIPs, and this week I've decided to share a few sentences from Takeover Bid (formerly known as "The Contract", which I've shared from previously), my science fiction novella/novel set in the Tahl Jighn Universe. I hope you enjoy!
I have recently been adding to a few of my WIPs, and this week I've decided to share a few sentences from Takeover Bid (formerly known as "The Contract", which I've shared from previously), my science fiction novella/novel set in the Tahl Jighn Universe. I hope you enjoy!
Defeat wasn't an option; not this time.Thank you for dropping by. Please don't forget to drop in on the other SFFS authors. You can find their stuff here.
Cam ran his fingers through his hair and pinched the bridge of his nose with his right hand with his eyes closed. Defeat stared him in the face - something that made his skin crawl.
He opened his eyes to stare at the projection before him. He'd been so certain of achieving his goal this time. He'd done all the research; the figures added up... and yet they refused. How could they hope to last out till the next Conclave? Insanity! Or there was something going on that wasn't public knowledge? He couldn't count that option out.
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