Eric Goebelbecker

Shadows of the Past: The Great War of the Worlds #1

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It's 1915, twenty years after the Martian invasion chronicled in H.G. Wells War of the Worlds failed. The aliens left behind advanced technology and weapons, and now humanity is on the brink of a catastrophic war. Caught in the middle of the chaos are two unlikely heroes: Emil Zimmerman, a young German soldier, and James Brogan, an introverted radio engineer.

Shadows of the Past is a science fiction, alternate history, survival adventure. Do you love War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells? Then this thrilling journey of humanity grappling with the legacy of Martian technology is the thrilling ride you're looking for.


Clouds of the Future: The Great War of the Worlds #2 is available for pre-order!

 

What happened after the Martian Attack chronicled in War of the Worlds ended?

The aliens succumbed to Earth's microbes, but left their weapons scattered across the globe.

Governments worked hard to take control over these deadly technologies, so they could keep it out of the hands of the wrong people, and use it for themselves.

They failed.

 

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Freya is feeling much better today.

Playing around with this format for blog posts and FB page statuses. I think it works for accountability.

On Deck: Outline and get the code together for a tutorial post for an HS client. More revisions on a short story for email list subscribers.

Inbox: 14. 0 unread.

Listening: Radio Paradise rock mix.

Reading:  Finished The Traitor God. Reading a chapter in Being Upright by Reb Anderson for Zen homework” before picking up a book from the library.

Last Watched: Caught up on Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Pleasantly surprised to see Toby Stephens in the cast.

Condition: Not quite ready to get back on the bicycle, but probably ready for Aikido tonight.

January 29, 2024 blog daily diary daily_grind






Rough start to the morning with a sick dog. Hopefully some Pepto and cuddles will do the trick.

Still feeling a little crappy myself, so it’ll be a slow day with a focus on a short story to use as a reward for signing up to my list, and more plans on where to publish my other short stories and novellas. Patreon? Here? We’ll see.

On Deck:  Short stories. Some social media plans.

Inbox: Sad. Very sad.

Listening: Radio Paradise rock mix.

Reading:  Nearly done with The Traitor God.

Last Watched: Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Surprisingly good.

Condition: Ugh.

January 28, 2024 blog daily diary






Writing Music

Some excellent music for writing:

Antarctica by glasbirdAntarctica by glasbird

January 27, 2024 blog daily diary






Saturday, January 27th 2024, 11:27:54 am

Woke up with an upset stomach and chest congestion. Moving very slowly.

Blue sky trying to poke through the clouds.Blue sky trying to poke through the clouds.

On Deck: Short story which is now probably headed to Patreon rather than Ream. 

Inbox: 9 unread.

Listening: Silence.

Reading:  Still on The Traitor God. Getting interesting in the second half.

Last Watched: An episode of PBS Nature.  

Condition: Bleah.

January 27, 2024 blog daily diary






Friday, January 26th 2024, 8:36:42 am

A dog that hasn’t been fed in minutes.A dog that hasn’t been fed in minutes.

Distracted yesterday, obsessing over what will be, in the long run, a run-of-the-mill newsletter post.

On Deck:  More keyword research. Novella drafting. Guest Substack post.

Inbox: ~25. 5 unread.

Listening: Radio Paradise rock mix.

Reading:  The Traitor God by Cameron Johnston.

Last Watched: All in the Family S01E01. Yes, really.

Condition: “Fair,” according to Garmin, damning me with faint praise.

January 26, 2024 blog daily diary






Thursday, January 25th 2024, 10:22:58 am

Recovery ride. Feeling a bit better.

January 25, 2024 blog diary bicycle