I recently received an EBook and Print copy, and both look fantastic.
The book is being very well received by critics as well as by those who have bought the book on Amazon and reviewed it.
I was honored that my own piece, Tears on Vega, was the subject of very kind praise in one of these reviews:
A solitary woman on an outpost station on a desolate planet witnesses the tardy visual proof of the apocalypse in "Tears on Vega" by Erik B. Scott. Yes, another favorite. It's beautifully told and glows with grief and loneliness. I could see it all play out in my head: "Her telescope sat at the hill's zenith in lonely anticipation of this day. Lydia was not sure whether the device really was casting humanoid-looking shadows or if it was just her subconscious wishing for some company."
If you are interested in apocalyptic fiction or just want to support me as a writer, I encourage anyone interested to pick up an Ebook copy- you really cannot beat the price!
A solitary woman on an outpost station on a desolate planet witnesses the tardy visual proof of the apocalypse in "Tears on Vega" by Erik B. Scott. Yes, another favorite. It's beautifully told and glows with grief and loneliness. I could see it all play out in my head: "Her telescope sat at the hill's zenith in lonely anticipation of this day. Lydia was not sure whether the device really was casting humanoid-looking shadows or if it was just her subconscious wishing for some company."
