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Eternity Unbound Is Now Available!
Eternity Unbound, a prequel to Space:1999 Resurrection is available from Powys Media. See
www.powysmedia.com for more information.
Eternity Unbound includes the new novel, Eternity Unleashed, that tells the story of Balor on his
home planet of Progron. Beginning in Balor's childhood, the novel tells his entire story, right up to
a new novelization of Johnny Byrne's classic "End of Eternity" and a revised version of Space:1999
Resurrection.
Eternity Unbound, a prequel to Space:1999 Resurrection is available from Powys Media. See
www.powysmedia.com for more information.
Eternity Unbound includes the new novel, Eternity Unleashed, that tells the story of Balor on his
home planet of Progron. Beginning in Balor's childhood, the novel tells his entire story, right up to
a new novelization of Johnny Byrne's classic "End of Eternity" and a revised version of Space:1999
Resurrection.
William Latham
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Space:1999 Omega (read the Omega Diary here).
Space:1999 Omega will be William Latham's final Space:1999 novel (or will it?). Set in Year
Three of the ongoing odyssey of Moonbase Alpha, Omega will provide answers to long-held
questions about the Alphan universe, and will almost certainly raise new questions.
Space battles. Land battles. If Resurrection left you craving action, Omega will satisfy that
craving. Asked about this novel, William Latham says: "I've enjoyed my time in the Alphan
universe, and I have every intention of going out with a bang. With the first two books I've done, I
had to behave myself inside series continuity. This time out, I'm pulling out all the stops. Mateo
and I have been hashing out this plot for four years! The sheer scope of what we wanted to
accomplish was so overwhelming that we had to basically figure out an overriding mythology that
fit everything we've seen over all the original episodes, and the new novels. The readers aren't
going to know what hit them. This isn't going to be a bunch of fan-boy musings, either. Our
intention from the beginning way to blow everyone away..."
Space:1999 Omega will be William Latham's final Space:1999 novel (or will it?). Set in Year
Three of the ongoing odyssey of Moonbase Alpha, Omega will provide answers to long-held
questions about the Alphan universe, and will almost certainly raise new questions.
Space battles. Land battles. If Resurrection left you craving action, Omega will satisfy that
craving. Asked about this novel, William Latham says: "I've enjoyed my time in the Alphan
universe, and I have every intention of going out with a bang. With the first two books I've done, I
had to behave myself inside series continuity. This time out, I'm pulling out all the stops. Mateo
and I have been hashing out this plot for four years! The sheer scope of what we wanted to
accomplish was so overwhelming that we had to basically figure out an overriding mythology that
fit everything we've seen over all the original episodes, and the new novels. The readers aren't
going to know what hit them. This isn't going to be a bunch of fan-boy musings, either. Our
intention from the beginning way to blow everyone away..."
Scary Stories of Stamford
William Latham's first foray into the scary world of stories for kids, Scary Stories of Stamford
is written by William Latham and Rolf Maurer, illustrated by Rolf Maurer, containing six
creepy stories for all ages, three by each author.
Currently available from www.lulu.com and soon to be available elsewhere, and just in time
for Halloween.
William Latham's first foray into the scary world of stories for kids, Scary Stories of Stamford
is written by William Latham and Rolf Maurer, illustrated by Rolf Maurer, containing six
creepy stories for all ages, three by each author.
Currently available from www.lulu.com and soon to be available elsewhere, and just in time
for Halloween.
Scary Stories of Stamford