Having just visited my family in San Diego last month, I believe a return trip to southern California will be a fun and worthwhile one. I look forward to meeting my hosts, the other authors of the night's readings, and any potential readers new to my work.
Showing posts with label #scifi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #scifi. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Upcoming Reading Event!
I'm excited and honored to be a part of an upcoming reading event! The creators of the Shades and Shadows reading series have listed me as one of their authors for this months honorarium, which is being held at the Bob Baker Marionette Theater in Los Angeles. Tickets, location, and all other info can be found at the official Shades & Shadows' Facebook page.
Having just visited my family in San Diego last month, I believe a return trip to southern California will be a fun and worthwhile one. I look forward to meeting my hosts, the other authors of the night's readings, and any potential readers new to my work.
Having just visited my family in San Diego last month, I believe a return trip to southern California will be a fun and worthwhile one. I look forward to meeting my hosts, the other authors of the night's readings, and any potential readers new to my work.
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Great News!
The largest hacker convention in the world (DEF CON) has assigned, The Kaleidoscope by Adrian Mendoza as homework to better understand this year's theme, "Rise of the Machines". It is an honor to be listed along with such favorites in the genre of trans-humanism (h+) and the inevitable technological singularity.
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Book Review
Review of A. Umaz's novel, Amagon: The Book of Man
Masterfully written. The story carries the reader to
another world, a future world, one where humanity searches for answers while
clutching unto hope. Faith, reason, and love drive the intriguing narrative as
the author reveals his message in an ordered and thoroughly researched manner. Without
a doubt, the story is best appreciated introspectively. As with the best of
what science fiction has to offer, Amagon keeps stock of the human condition
and its limitations concerning societal harmony. In seeking higher truth, the
loss of self, is the catalyst to truly living. - Adrian Mendoza, author of The Kaleidoscope series.
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