Altered Space series by Gerald Brennan (Books #1-2)
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Overview: Mr. Brennan earned a B.S. in European History from the United States Military Academy at West Point and an M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University in New York. He’s the author of "Resistance," "Zero Phase," "Public Loneliness," "Ninety-Seven to Three" and "Project Genesis." His writing has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, The Good Men Project, and Innerview Magazine. He’s the founder of Tortoise Books; he’s also been a frequent contributor and co-editor at Back to Print and The Deadline. He resides in Chicago.
Genre: Science Fiction > Alternative History
Zero Phase: Apollo 13 on the Moon
May, 1970. After a one-month launch delay, Apollo 13 lands in the Fra Mauro Highlands of the moon-and then the trouble starts. The first in a series of what-if stories from the golden age of space exploration, Zero Phase was written based on meticulous research, and with assistance from two Apollo astronauts: Dr. Edgar Mitchell, the only remaining person to have visited the Fra Mauro Highlands-and Captain Jim Lovell, the man who was supposed to go. Dramatic, detailed, and finely written, this novella is a must-read for space aficionados and literary enthusiasts alike.
Public Loneliness: Yuri Gagarin’s Circumlunar Flight
October, 1967. Yuri Gagarin sits atop a Proton rocket, ready to launch. After several turbulent years in the public eye, he’s been chosen in secrecy to captain the Soviet Union’s latest space spectacular: the first manned flight around the moon.
The second story in the Altered Space series, Public Loneliness is a detailed and imaginative look at a country and a space program with a curious schizophrenia regarding publicity and secrecy. Based on extensive research, it’s also a lively and literary story that dares to look beyond the posters at the man who led the human race into space.
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