Peter Tutehanga Carr Fantasy & Sci-Fi Stories
Peter Tutehanga CarrMy real job is in public policy. Writing fiction is for escaping and reflecting. It is a process of exorcism, getting ideas out of the head and into written form. It is a process of becoming free from those ideas and able to move on to new ones.
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The Council of Gods
It is no easy thing for a man to forget a god. Such a choice should never be easy.
An Unwelcome Knock: Chapters 40 & 41
Previously: with the military intent on getting its first troops off-world and the next waves trained and equipped, the civilian world is now receiving the first consignments of alien technology or integration into the domestic scientific a...
Chapter Thirty-five ~ Reaping
Previously: in the immediate aftermath, Jarrak searched out his assailant, Pagan. Having made his acquaintance, he may have also made a friend.
Pawn of prophecy or victim of circumstance?
SPOILER ALERT: IF YOU HAVEN’T READ THE FIRST HALF OF THE 1st CHRONICLE OF JARRAK, BUT INTEND TO, THIS ARTICLE ISN’T FOR YOU!
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