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| First story ever written by J. Scott Rogers. For many people, Memorial Day is
just a holiday weekend. For Skorzy, and other veterans, it is an opportunity
to offer their personal token of respects to those that didn't come home. |
| Part of the Tales of the Biorg Universe. |
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| These stories are part of an on-going work of character-based science fiction
that we created in fits and starts beginning in the spring of 1996. The
setting is a future Earth where mankind has stretched the boundaries of
Genetics and created new sentient species from common Terrestrial animals.
These Bioengineered Organisms, or "Biorgs", exist at different levels of
anthropomorphism and are integrated into Terran society to varying degrees.
Our future Terra is also space faring -- coexisting with extra-terrestrials
(some resembling Terran mammals themselves) in bonds of commerce, curiosity
or mutual distrust...
Psionics are known to exist among several of the extra-terrestrial races, but
the ability is also shared by a very small percentage of Terrans, unbeknown
to most of the population. They have formed private groups that "hide in
plain sight" under the guise of new-age groups and think tanks to protect
each other from public discovery and intervention from various shady
government and private agencies which may or may not be watching.
Although the Universe's setting is not exactly new, we believe our approach
to story writing is unique in its scope and execution. The stories range from
vignettes to extensively planned, multifaceted, full-length novels. |
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- The Tales:
- Static Potentials
- White Innocence
- The Mad Season
- Queen of Hearts
- Memorial Day
- What the Market will Bear
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| This is the first novel project we've undertaken in "The Biorg Universe";
consisting of a collection of individual chapters bearing unique titles. They
follow the fortunes of a rat Biorg physician Skorzy MacFarlaighn and his
friend, an unusual fox Biorg named Pelig Hazel "Brer" Foxxe, during a
tumultuous six month stretch of their lives. The overlying character theme is
self-discovery and acceptance of one's personal strengths or flaws. The plot
is primarily adventure/intrigue and serves to drive the development of the
main and secondary characters. |
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| Part of the Tales of the Biorg Universe. |
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| A wolf Biorg learns that there is more to hunting than his pride ever
considered. In the process, he also learns something that sets him apart from
his four legged ancestors. Published in the Albany Anthrocon 1997 Con-Book. |
| Part of the Tales of the Biorg Universe. |
| Species: | Wolf |
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| The real force behind evolution is not always Natural Selection. Submitted for
publication in the 1999 Anthrocon Conbook. |
| Keywords: | SF |
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| Species: | Rodents |
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| Even in the Black Market, its a good idea to know the tastes and habits of
your customers... Published in the Anthrocon 2000 Convention Program Book. |
| Part of the Tales of the Biorg Universe. |
| Species: | Dragon |
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